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If you are a first responder – police officer, firefighter, EMT, etc. – you put your life at risk every day when you go to work. Beyond the workplace, the high level of occupational stress also puts you at greater risk for long-term health problems, such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, sleep disorders, cancer, and suicide. That is why first responders need to be prepared for the worst with careful, thorough estate planning.
Key Estate Planning Decisions
The following are key estate planning decisions that first responders need to make to prepare their families in the event they are seriously injured or killed in the line of duty.
First Responders Should Contact a Manassas Estate Planning Lawyer
If you are a police officer, firefighter, EMT, or other first responder and you have not made these important estate planning decisions, you should contact an estate planning lawyer right away. A lawyer who is experienced in working with first responders can assist you with properly documenting these decisions so that there is no question about your wishes, preferences, and directions.
If you need assistance getting started, our Manassas estate planning lawyers are here to guide you through your options. To schedule an appointment at our local law firm, simply call our office at 703-492-9955 and mention this blog post.
David Wilks has practiced law in Northern Virginia and
Prince William County for more than thirty years as
a tax lawyer by training and education. Read More