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Executor and Power of Attorney. Two important roles with two very different responsibilities.

People often confuse an executor and a power of attorney, but they are quite distinct from one another.

An executor is responsible for handling your estate after you pass away, which includes processes like carrying out the instructions in your will, settling debts, and distributing assets.

A power of attorney, on the other hand, can help manage financial or legal matters during your lifetime, particularly if you’re unable to handle them yourself.

Understanding the difference is an important step in planning ahead and making sure the right people are in place when they’re needed.

One of the biggest sources of stress when working with a lawyer is uncertainty around cost.

That’s why we believe in clear communication and transparent, flat-fee pricing whenever possible so there are no surprises along the way.

Legal work is complicated enough. We make it simpler.

Happy Holidays, everyone! Stonebridge Law will be closed from December 24-26, and December 31-January 2.

Back again at the Aging Well Expo! What a great community event. Come check it out!