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❓ Choosing an Agent for Your Estate Plan
Pick someone trustworthy, organized, and calm under pressure, with time and proximity to help. Avoid conflicts of interest, name alternates, discuss your wishes in advance, and state whether the agent is to be compensated.
❓ Types of Estate Planning Documents
Will, revocable/irrevocable trusts (e.g., special-needs, marital/credit-shelter), durable POA, health care proxy, HIPAA release, living will, transfer-on-death/beneficiary designations, and letters of instruction for practical guidance.
❓ What Factors Will Determine How My Loved One's Estate Will Be Handled?
Whether there's a valid will/trust, how assets are titled, named beneficiaries, debts/creditors, state law, estate size, and tax issues. Non-probate assets (beneficiary accounts, joint property, trust assets) generally pass outside probate.

❓ What are the spinal cord and the vertebra?
The spinal cord is the bundle of nerves carrying signals between brain and body, protected by the vertebrae (spinal bones). Nerve roots exit between vertebrae to control sensation and movement.
❓ Who can sue for a spinal cord injury?
The injured person (or a parent/guardian for a minor/incapacitated adult). In fatal cases, eligible heirs or the estate may bring wrongful-death and survival claims. A spouse may also claim loss of consortium in many states.
❓ Do I need to retain an attorney?
Yes. SCI claims are complex, high-stakes cases involving multiple defendants, liens (health insurance, Medicare/Medicaid, VA), and sophisticated damages proof. A seasoned injury lawyer coordinates liability, medical proof, and insurance recovery.

❓ If I am injured in a slip & fall accident, who will pay my medical expenses?
Initially your health or med-pay coverage may pay; the at-fault party's insurer may reimburse later. Health plans may assert subrogation/lien rights.
❓ How Much Time Does A Person Have In Order To File A Slip And Fall Claim?
Deadlines vary by state and are shorter if a government entity is involved. Speak with counsel promptly to avoid missing the statute or notice requirements.
❓ What is 'comparative negligence?'
A rule that reduces your recovery by your percentage of fault; in some states you're barred if your fault meets/exceeds a set threshold (e.g., 50-51%).

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