
How to Sign as a Power of Attorney Agent to Represent a Loved One

One of the greatest benefits of a LegalShield policy is the Will package. The process of obtaining your Will begins with completing the LegalShield Will Questionnaire. You can complete the Will Questionnaire via the LegalShield app, which you can download from the iTunes or Android store. You may also obtain a Will Questionnaire by calling LegalShield, your provider law firm or logging into the member’s only portal.
The LegalShield provider law firm uses the information you provide to develop an estate plan that meets your specific needs. The following tips are designed to help answer some common questions about the questionnaire.

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