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09/25/2026

September brings cooler days, changing leaves, football, pumpkin everything—and a natural reminder that seasons change.

Our lives have seasons, too.

Marriage. Divorce. Retirement. New grandchildren. The loss of a loved one. A move. Changes in finances or health. Any of these can be a reason to pull out your estate planning documents and see whether they still match your wishes.

Before the busy holiday season arrives, take a little time to check in on your plan.
McGee Law Firm can help you determine whether your current documents still fit where life has taken you.
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09/23/2026

Q: If something happens to me, can't my spouse or adult children just step in and take care of everything?
A: Not necessarily.

Being someone's spouse, parent, or adult child doesn't automatically give you legal authority to handle every financial or healthcare matter on that person's behalf.
That's one reason powers of attorney and healthcare documents are such important pieces of an estate plan. They allow you to name the people you trust to act for you when needed.

Don't wait for a crisis to discover what's missing.

Schedule a free one-hour personal consultation with McGee Law Firm.
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09/23/2026

Your Long-Term Care Solution: Medicaid Crisis Planning: A long-term care solution to your emergency situation is Medicaid crisis planning. When you’re older and haven’t planned accordingly, a situation may arise when you need long-term care. Medicaid crisis planning helps you protect your assets and secure care when you suddenly need long-term assistance. As an elderly single person, facing this situation alone can ... Read more

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A long-term care solution to your emergency situation is Medicaid crisis planning and we can help. Contact us today for assistance.

09/21/2026

It starts innocently enough.

"We need to get our wills done."

Then work gets busy. There's a vacation. The kids need something. The house needs repairs. The holidays arrive.

Suddenly, "later" has turned into another year.

Estate planning is easy to postpone because most days, it doesn't feel urgent. But the best time to make important decisions is often when there isn't an emergency forcing you to make them.

You don't have to figure everything out before meeting with an attorney. That's what the conversation is for.

Take the first step. Schedule a free one-hour personal consultation with McGee Law Firm.
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09/19/2026

The Documents in the Drawer

They did everything they thought they were supposed to do.
Years ago, they met with an attorney, signed their estate planning documents, took them home—and tucked them safely into a drawer.

Then life happened.

The children grew up. A grandchild was born. They moved. Their finances changed. The people they once named to make important decisions were no longer the people they would choose today.

The documents were still there. But did they still reflect the life they were living now?
Your estate plan shouldn't be something you create once and forget. If it's been several years since you looked at yours, September is a good month to pull out that folder and take another look.

Need help reviewing your plan? Call McGee Law Firm.
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09/18/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, a reminder to think about how prepared we really are when life does not go according to plan.

Most preparedness checklists include things like flashlights, batteries, emergency contacts, medications, important records, and bottled water. But there is another important part of being prepared that is easy to overlook: your estate plan.

Ask yourself:
✓ Do you have a current Will or Trust?
✓ Have you named someone who can handle financial matters if you cannot?
✓ Do you have documents in place for health care decisions?
✓ Are your beneficiary designations up to date?
✓ Do the people you have chosen to help know where your important documents are located?
✓ Have you reviewed your estate plan after major changes in your family, finances, or health?

An emergency is not the time to discover that documents are missing, outdated, or difficult to locate.

If you did not answer yes to the questions above call us to schedule a consultation.
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09/17/2026

Life can change quickly. For National Preparedness Month, let's make sure your estate plan is ready for the unexpected.

Estate planning is about more than deciding who receives your property someday. It can also answer important questions about today. Who can make medical decisions if you cannot? Who can manage your finances? Who has the legal authority to step in when you need help?

Having the right documents in place can give you and your family a clear plan to follow.

🎥 Watch our short video to learn why estate planning matters during your lifetime and beyond.

Ready to start the conversation? Contact McGee Law Firm to schedule your free one-hour personal consultation.

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09/16/2026

Quick question: When was the last time you actually read your estate planning documents?

Not when you signed them. Not when you moved the binder to another shelf. When did you last sit down and read them?

If you can't remember, that's your September homework.

Look at who you've named to make financial and healthcare decisions. Review your beneficiaries and trustees. Think about what's changed in your family and your life since the documents were signed.

You may discover everything still looks exactly the way you want—or you may find it's time for a conversation.

McGee Law Firm is here when you're ready.
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09/16/2026

Choosing the Right Executor or Trustee: Key Considerations: Most people spend considerable time deciding who gets what in their estate plans. Far less time goes into deciding who will be responsible for carrying it out. That choice matters just as much. An executor manages the administration of your estate after you die. A trustee manages assets held in a trust, sometimes for decades. ... Read more

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Executors and trustees carry serious legal obligations, and naming the wrong person can be a major estate planning mistake

09/15/2026

🎉 Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!

From September 15 through October 15, we celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities across our country.

At McGee Law Firm, we believe family, heritage, and the stories passed from one generation to the next are worth celebrating. This month, we honor the generations who have helped shape our communities and the legacies they continue to build.
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! ❤️

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