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At any age, it’s important to put your affairs in order in case something drastic happens to you. But this becomes especially important as you get older. | At any age, it’s important to put your affairs in <span class="noglossary">order</span> in case something drastic happens to you. But this becomes especially important as you get older. | ||
For most people, making a '''will''' is a critical step to plan for their passing. And there are documents to consider putting in place in case you get sick or become mentally incapable. These include a '''power of attorney''' and a '''representation agreement'''. | For most people, making a '''will''' is a critical step to plan for their passing. And there are documents to consider putting in place in case you get sick or become mentally incapable. These include a '''power of attorney''' and a '''representation agreement'''. | ||
