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The document is a guide from U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. designed for newly widowed individuals in Montana, providing essential legal documents to help them organize their affairs during a transitional period. It includes forms such as an Affidavit of Heirship, General Power of Attorney, and a Living Will, along with instructions on completing and storing these documents securely. The package aims to assist users in managing their legal life effectively while emphasizing the importance of consulting an attorney for serious legal issues.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Newly Widowed Individuals Package in the editor.
Begin with the Affidavit of Heirship. Fill in the names of the deceased and their heirs, ensuring accuracy for property ownership verification.
Next, complete the General Power of Attorney form. Designate an agent who will manage your financial and property decisions. Review the powers granted carefully.
If needed, use the Revocation of Power of Attorney form to cancel any previous powers you’ve granted. Clearly state which power is being revoked.
Fill out the Statutory Declaration Equivalent to a Living Will, specifying your healthcare preferences in case of an irreversible condition.
Lastly, utilize the Personal Planning Information and Document Inventory Worksheet to organize important contacts and document locations for easy access.

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What happens when you are widowed?

The loss of your life partner can shake up your normal routines, and you may suddenly find yourself with a lot of empty hours to fill. Finding new ways to occupy your time can help give you a renewed sense of purpose.

What to do when you become a widow?

You need patience as you go through your grief and move towards healing. The average length of time to feel better can be up to three years. However, its also common to feel better for a while but then something will trigger your feelings of intense grief all over again. Some people never really feel better.

What should a widow do the first year?

Seek out and accept support. Try to surround yourself with positive people and productive things to do. Supportive people can range from family and friends, to getting together with other widows, to a support group that can be with you through your time of mourning.

What are three things widows need?

Key points Widows need to be listened to and heard. A handyman is gold, but a professional support system has to prove trustworthy. Secondary, or invisible, losses add to widows struggles. Widows are not always afforded respect, even from themselves.

How to be there for a widow?

Dos and Donts for Helping Widows Do call and check in with me every few days, especially the first six months. Do offer to help and be as specific as possible. Do offer to babysit or help carpool if I have kids at home. Do help me find qualified professionals to help make big decisions/actions.

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