Planning for the future is crucial for Rindge seniors and their families. The following resources can help seniors navigate legal matters such as wills, trusts, and estate planning, ensuring their wishes are respected and their loved ones are cared for.
NHLA provides free legal assistance to eligible seniors for civil legal matters, including estate planning and protection of assets.
Services Include:
-Assistance with wills, trusts, and estate planning.
-Guidance on powers of attorney and healthcare directives.
-Legal support for issues related to housing, financial exploitation, and guardianship.
Contact Information:Phone: (603) 352-5297
Website: nhla.org
603 Legal Aid provides free or low-cost legal guidance to seniors in need of assistance with essential planning documents and legal concerns.
Services Include:
-Creating wills, living wills, and healthcare proxies.
-Assistance with applying for Medicaid or Social Security benefits.
-Representation for seniors facing legal disputes.
Contact Information:Phone: (800) 639-5290
Website: 603legalaid.org
This referral program connects seniors with local attorneys who specialize in elder law, estate planning, and probate matters.
How It Works:
-Call to describe your legal concern.
-The Bar Association will refer you to a qualified attorney in the region.
-Initial consultations are available at a reduced rate.
Contact Information:Phone: (603) 229-0002
Website: nhbar.org
ServiceLink offers guidance on:
-Understanding legal documents like powers of attorney and advance directives.
-Connecting seniors with legal resources for elder care planning.
-Providing referrals for trusted local attorneys.
Contact Information:Phone: (603) 357-1922
Website: servicelink.nh.gov
Seniors are encouraged to consider preparing the following documents:
-Last Will & Testament – Outlines how assets are distributed.
-Power of Attorney – Appoints someone to make legal and financial decisions if you become unable to do so.
-Healthcare Proxy/Advance Directive – Appoints someone to make medical decisions if you cannot.
-Living Will – Specifies your preferences for end-of-life care.
If you need help starting these documents, consider reaching out to one of the resources listed above for guidance.
-Rindge Town Office – For guidance on local notary services or finding additional resources.
-AARP New Hampshire – Offers educational resources on estate planning and elder law.
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