Jun 7, 2019
Beth Ruthmansdorfer, Attorney with Moertl, Wilkins & Campbell, S.C., joins us to discuss the various ways that setting up authority in your Financial Power of Attorney (POA) is beneficial to you including your business, pets, children, and other assets that you have especially while going through and post-divorce. Assigning authority within your Financial POA is important because it gives you control over where your assets go in the case that something happens to you. The 5 items that every newly divorced woman needs in her POA are:
The more authorities that you lay out in your Financial Power of Attorney, the less likely you are having to go to a court of law to ask for permission.
In this episode, we discuss:
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Elizabeth Ruthmansdorfer
Attorney
Moertl, Wilkins & Campbell, S.C.
(414) 376-4366
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