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Wills And Powers Of Attorney In Jacksonville, Florida

Why Do I Need A Will?

Regardless of your financial standing or age, having a will is essential. Firstly, a will isn't solely about money. It gives clear instruction on how your possessions should be divided among your heirs. Secondly, after your passing, your loved ones are likely to be in a state of emotional turmoil. A will offers them a sense of security and stability during such challenging times. Bestowing this final gift upon your heirs assists them in navigating the legal hurdles that come up during this stressful period. Anny Leon, an Estate Planning Law attorney in Florida, can guide you in planning your will well before it becomes necessary, offering peace of mind to you and your loved ones. Commence planning your will with Anny Leon today and embrace life with a relaxed and unburdened mind.

Call Law Offices of Anny Leon PLLC at 904-506-1915 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.

Why Should I Have a Power of Attorney?

Even if you're in perfect health right now and enjoying life to the fullest, it's important to remember that life can be unpredictable and unexpected events can happen at any moment. If an unfortunate accident or sudden illness occurs, leaving you unable to make decisions regarding your own care or finances, it becomes crucial to have someone you trust and rely on to step in and make those important choices on your behalf. This is precisely where a power of attorney comes into play, providing a legal framework that ensures your chosen advocate can effectively manage your affairs when you are no longer able to do so.


Anny Leon, a distinguished Estate Planning Law attorney based in Florida, is dedicated to guiding you through this vital process and helping you secure the peace of mind that comes with knowing your wishes will be honored. Don't wait until it’s too late; book a consultation today and take proactive steps to ensure you are prepared for whatever life may throw at you in the future.

What Does a Power of Attorney Cover?

There are two distinct categories of powers of attorney, each serving a specific purpose in managing your affairs. One category is dedicated exclusively to healthcare decisions, ensuring that your medical preferences are honored when you are unable to advocate for yourself. The other category, on the other hand, addresses property and financial concerns, allowing an appointed individual to handle your financial matters on your behalf. Pre-appointing someone as your legally designated attorney-in-fact can provide tremendous peace of mind, offering you the reassurance that, even in unforeseen circumstances that may prevent you from making critical decisions on your own, you have a trustworthy and capable individual ready to step in as needed.


This essential legal document should not be postponed, as planning ahead can make a significant difference in times of need. If you’re considering this important step, reach out to Anny Leon, an esteemed Estate Planning Law attorney practicing independently in Florida, today to ensure your wishes are clearly defined and legally documented.

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Have Questions?

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