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everybodys Christopher small from CMS law firm back again to talk to you about some some state planning right thats what we do here but before I get into todays topic which is sort of the powers that a power of attorney asks whether or not they can write a will for you if you are if they are your agent or if they can change your will what they can do when it comes to amending and creating other estate planning documents before we get there I want to remind you that if you are interested in the state planning and learning about it Ive created a video is free you can see it it sort of outlines the foundational elements of a good estate plan he can go to an estate planning video comm check that out all right so estate planning video comm super simple but the the reason that this topic came up was I was talking to someone the other day was a potential client and they were wondering about whether or not they could update or create actually a will for someone that they were the agent for
