As more seniors choose to age in place, remaining in the comfort and familiarity of their own homes, families face important decisions about legal preparedness. Among the most important documents to establish is a power of attorney. This legal tool can make the difference between seamless care management and complicated situations when health challenges arise.…
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Growing older is a process that has both good and bad points. For instance, many adults want to be independent and continue making their own choices about their money and personal lives. However, there are times when it’s essential to have someone they can trust assisting them with legal, financial, or medical issues. A power…
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As we get older, it becomes more important to plan for the future so that personal, financial, and medical decisions are made in accordance with our intentions. Establishing a power of attorney (POA) is an important step for seniors to protect their autonomy and provide peace of mind for themselves and their families. A POA…
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If you are taking care of an elderly mom or dad, as they continue aging you are going to have some difficult conversations in the future. Unfortunately, you will need to think about these things, and talking about topics like power of attorney can be crucial and save you both a lot of stress in…
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Work with a lawyer who creates a Power of Attorney, a document that is legally binding, stating that someone other than the senior can make decisions on the senior’s behalf or for them.
Life throws tons of unknown curveballs your way but by having someone as your power of attorney you can rest assured that you will be prepared for most issues that arise.
A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that grants an individual (the agent or attorney-in-fact) the authority to make decisions and act on behalf of another person in various legal, financial, or healthcare matters. The extent of the agent’s powers can vary depending on the type of POA, such as financial, healthcare, or…
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Be sure to consult with your elder law professional to learn more about the different types of powers of attorney.
Elder law offers a variety of services that will keep your senior loved ones assets safe and protected. Consult with one today.
Elder Law can help your senior loved one name a Power of Attorney, or someone who can speak and make decisions on their behalf if they are unable to.
