Sheffron Law Firm, P.A.

     Police Officers, Deputies, Troopers, and other Law Enforcement Officers put their lives on the line each day yet many have no legal plan in place to protect themselves or their family in the event of critical injury or death.  Do you fall within this group?

     Who will inherit your property if you were to suffer an untimely death?  What type of medical treatment and procedures do you want to receive - or avoid - if you were critically injured?  Who would you want - or not want - to become the guardian of you or your children? 

     Now is the time to answer these questions.  If you fail to plan it is extremely probable a judge, and not you, will make crucial decisions regarding you, your family, and your property.  No one desires a court's intervention in such personal matters, but someone must have LEGAL AUTHORITY to act on your behalf.  Being married is not enough.

     The following documents, if properly prepared and executed (this is key), should provide adequate legal protection.  These documents include:

• Last Will
• Durable (financial) Power of Attorney
• Healthcare Directives and Living Will 

We Appreciate You

     If you are currently a Law Enforcement Officer serving Polk County, NC (coming soon for Henderson County, NC) and do not have the legal documents described above we want to prepare the documents free of charge for you.

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Questionnaire

    If you are currently a Law Enforcement Officer serving Polk County, (Henderson County, T.B.A.) please click on the link above to print the questionnaire for our attorneys to begin preparing your documents.

    Once you receive your documents and have reviewed them for accuracy the final step is to sign the  documents in the presence of a Notary and two witnesses.  The Notary and witnesses must be disinterested parties, this means their names cannot appear in the body of your document.  Of course, their names may appear on the documents as witnesses and Notary.