• Estate Planning Questionnaire Part II

    For the Spouse
  • The majority of the information in your trust is collected with the first form that you and your spouse should have filled out together.

    This form is just for you to set forth your desires regarding provisions specific to you.

  • Powers of Attorney

  • The trust will name someone to make decisions on your behalf should you become unable to do so. This includes the General Power of Attorney, which is the ability to make business and financial decisions on your behalf (e.g., run your business, make sales or purchases on your behalf) and the Healthcare Power of Attorney, which is the ability to make medical decisions on your behalf (e.g., whether to pull the plug or use experimental medication or treatments on you).

    Typically (but not necessarily) your spouse will be your primary power of attorney, with an adult child, relative, friend, or corporate trustee as alternate. Regardless, it should be someone you trust.

  • Alternate Powers of Attorney

    In the event your first choice cannot (or will not) act as power of attorney, the trust will designate an alternate. This should be someone you trust and cannot be the same person you designated as your power of attorney above.
  • Alternate General Power of Attorney

  • Alternate Healthcare Power of Attorney

  • Provisions Related to Your Body

  • Life-Saving Measures

    Prolonging your life by artificial means.
  • Guardianship

    If you become physically or mentally incapacitated such that a guardian needs to be appointed over you, you can elect whom you would like to be appointed.
  • Successor Guardian

  • Select a successor guardian in case your first choice for guardian is not available or willing to be appointed guardian over you.

  • Before you submit the form, please review everything carefully for accuracy. If you have misspelled a name here, it will likely be misspelled in your trust (we hopefully will catch obvious errors, but we don't always know the correct spellings of proper nouns).

  • Should be Empty: