by Robert Moore Country Counsel: Power of attorney documents for finances and health care should be an important part of every estate plan. When we think about estate planning, we usually immediately think about wills or trusts. However, financial power of attorney (POA) documents should also be an important part of every estate plan. A […]
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by Robert Moore Country Counsel: Ag-related degrees can get you into law school. Have you ever wondered what it takes to become an attorney? Like any profession, there are specific requirements to become an attorney and remain an attorney. Perhaps you can understand attorneys a bit better if you understand what it takes to become one.
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by Robert Moore Country Counsel: Do you remember what is in your will or trust? The new year and the new decade are a good time to review your various legal documents and related legal matters. Like other parts of your farming operation, letting things get too out of date can be problematic and cause
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by Kelly Brakefield Moore The holidays arrive with excitement, joy and bliss. The trees are trimmed, gifts are wrapped and the cookies are baked. Family arrives with warm hugs, well wishes and brightly wrapped gifts. You drink hot cocoa by the fire and watch the children delight in their new toys. It is the most
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by Ryan Conklin So much of the farm succession planning discussion centers on trusts, wills, LLCs, and other legal tools. While these instruments may garner the most attention in your discussions, there are some other documents that are equally as important: your powers of attorney. Powers of attorney (POAs) are documents that have no bearing
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