Wills, Elderly Parents & Estate Legal eBooks
Planning for parents, property and the future is easier before there is a crisis. These eBooks explain how to write a valid will, when and how a power of attorney is used, how guardianship for an incapacitated parent works and what rights senior citizens have. Each lays out the steps, the documents and the common mistakes in plain English.
Elder Abuse and Senior Citizen Rights Guide
What should you know about elder abuse and senior citizen rights in India? A plain-English walkthrough of your rights and next steps under Indian law.
Get This eBookGuardianship for Incapacitated Parents Guide
What should you know about guardianship for incapacitated parents in India? A plain-English walkthrough of your rights and next steps under Indian law.
Get This eBookHow to Write a Legally Valid Will
What should you know about how to write a legally valid will in India? A plain-English walkthrough of your rights and next steps under Indian law.
Get This eBookPower of Attorney Guide
What should you know about power of attorney in India? A plain-English walkthrough of your rights and next steps under Indian law.
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In India, registering a will is optional, but it must be signed and attested by two witnesses to be valid. Getting the signing and witnessing right is the most common place people go wrong.