Stay Safe and Protect Your Health and Financial Needs Now

by Larry Treat and Anita Schnee, Attorneys at Law

Watch our video, below, as Attorney Larry Treat explains how crucial it is, especially now, to get your affairs in order in case you become ill. Please do not postpone your estate planning due to social distancing practices during this corona virus outbreak. Our firm is fully equipped to prepare the documents you need and get them to you without requiring you to ever leave your house.

With our good power of attorney documents, your designated agent can participate in your health-care treatment, and can do your banking or any other financial task you need taken care of while you may be out sick.

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson has recognized how important it is for all of us to be able to complete essential legal documents. During this pandemic, he has suspended the requirement that, ordinarily, witnessing and notarizing legal documents must be done in person. Now we are permitted to do everything on-line. Or, if you prefer, we have distancing and sanitizing protocols in place at the office. We are set up and ready to go right now.

Let Larry explain how easy it is for our firm to get you the legal protection you need, with absolutely zero risk to your health and safety during this corona virus outbreak.

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Anita Schnee

Anita Schnee has been a lawyer for around thirty years, half of those in Fayetteville. She has served as judicial law clerk in the state and federal systems, taught legal research and writing at the University of Arkansas Law School, and is now pleased to assist the Estate & Elder Law Planning Center on issues affecting elders and the disabled.
Picture of Anita Schnee

Anita Schnee

Anita Schnee has been a lawyer for around thirty years, half of those in Fayetteville. She has served as judicial law clerk in the state and federal systems, taught legal research and writing at the University of Arkansas Law School, and is now pleased to assist the Estate & Elder Law Planning Center on issues affecting elders and the disabled.
This blog does not provide legal advice. Please consult us for specific guidance. Rights to this article are shared only with users who are part of the Eldercounsel organization. For an attorney in your state, please click here.

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