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What Other Documents Should Accompany a Will?

Other important documents include:
A living will or advance directive, specifying medical care preferences
A durable power of attorney for healthcare and finances, designating someone to make decisions if the patient becomes incapacitated
Trust documents, if applicable, for managing assets

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