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  • This questionnaire is designed to help us gather the information necessary to properly plan to protect your assets (or the assets of a family member or friend) during a time when there may be a need for Long-Term Care.  Whether you are a new or an established client, we have found this questionnaire extremely helpful and we ask your indulgence in completing it fully.  Those questions that do not apply to you, your family, or your financial situation may simply be ignored.  Please feel free to provide other information you feel is relevant.

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  • Section 1. Name and Contact Information

  • Section 2. Marital Information

  • C. Client's Former Spouses:

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  • Section 3: Children:

    List All Children
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  • Section 4: Asset/Liability Information

    Please list your asset/liability information in the appropriate category below. Attach a separate page if necessary. While exact amounts are not necessary, a realistic estimate for each account is required to provide us with the information required to make the proper recommendations.
  • Real Estate

    Include address. Bring deed and tax bill if considering Medicaid planning.
  • Personal Residence

  • Vacant Land Residence

  • Other Property

  • Liquid Assets

  • Other Asset Types

  • Other Assets

  • Section 5: Dispositive Planning

    In general, to whom and how do you want your property distributed upon your death? Think about your family members, friends, former benefactors, and charities, such as public benefit nonprofit organizations, educational or religious organizations. Please note that we expect that this will be completed during our first conference with you regarding estate planning. You may want to use this section as items to consider before our conference. Consider to whom your property should go if your first-choice beneficiaries do not survive you, or - if your property is left in Trust - if they do not survive until complete distribution is made (i.e., charities, other siblings, spouse of child, etc.).
  • Section 6: Fiduciaries

    Please consider the who you want to handle your affairs when you cannot. We will discuss this section at our conference and will assist you with the completion.
  • B. Guardians of Minor Children

  • C. Agents Under Power of Attorney

  • D. Agents Under Health Care Power of Attorney

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