Across
- A major reason people plan their estates while living.
- The signer must understand what they're signing.
- Common venue for estate planning signings.
- What a notary is alert to when screening signers.
- Signers must act without pressure.
- What a well-designed plan is tailored to reflect.
- Short for the document naming who makes medical decisions if you can't.
- Estate tool that can hold assets while you're alive.
- A group often completing wills and POAs.
- Professional who travels to the signer's location.
- A directive that spells out end-of-life care preferences.
- The feeling clients want when their plans are documented.
- The impression affixed to complete a notarial certificate.
- Person who manages the trust's assets.
- When documents are executed during a medical stay.
Down
- Umbrella term for instructions about your future health care.
- A solemn, non-religious alternative to an oath.
- Requirement before any signatures are notarized.
- Additional people who may need to sign certain documents.
- The person a trust is meant to benefit.
- Residence where witnesses may be required by policy.
- When a signer declares a signature is theirs.
- Where notaries record key details of the act.
- What makes a trust's signatures officially acknowledged.
- Core anti-fraud step before any notarization.
- A sworn promise sometimes required with affidavits.
- The person who creates and funds a trust.
- Notarial act where the signer swears and signs in front of the notary.
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