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What Medical Documents Do You Need During COVID-19?

May 15, 2020
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If you were sick and unable to make decisions for yourself, what kind of medical care would you want or not want? Who would you want to be in charge of your medical decisions? Who would you want to be responsible for your finances?

These are important questions that we all need to be thinking about right now, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. But more than just thinking about it, it’s important to have the right documents in place so that your wishes are followed and legal enforceable. How do you get those documents and what do you need? We asked Texas Legal network attorney Marwan McRae to join us on a live Facebook event to talk about this important subject and answer your questions.

Thank you so much Marwan for joining us! If you need estate planning documents like the one Marwan spoke about, think about joining Texas Legal. All of our plans cover estate planning in full, allowing you to get the documents you need for a very affordable price.

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