Carefully consider this selection. If you are married, your Spouse will server as your primary Personal Representative and this selection will be a backup. If your Spouse predeceases you or is otherwise unable to handle your affairs, the Personal Representative is the person who will handle your affairs.

This person will have the following authority (1) make financial decisions for you during your lifetime: (unless you don't sign the Power of Attorney or limit the powers); (2) have access to your medical records and make medical decisions for you if you are unable either due to incapacity such as a coma or Alzheimer; (3) be your legal guardian if you are incapacitated; and (4) handle your affairs at your demise.

Name the person or entity that you wish to give your assets upon your demise.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTION: When entering the beneficiary, precede the designation with your relationship to the beneficiary, and be sure to use the full legal name.
FOR EXAMPLE: "my friend Jerome Allen Seinfield" would be correct. NOTE: If you are marrired or have children, the property will be given first to your spouse and then to your children.