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Who Will Manage Your Affairs If You Are Mentally Incapacitated?

We may be lucky to reach retirement, but that does not mean we will arrive there in good health. Some people develop mental conditions such as Alzheimer's or dementia either as an early-onset condition or one that affects them in their older years. These people may need help managing their personal and financial affairs. What [...]

By |2026-02-04T13:53:29-05:00November 29th, 2022|Estate Planning, Power of attorney|0 Comments

What is an Elderly Guardianship?

Adults in the United States are often expected to do several basic tasks on a day-to-day basis. Preparing meals, taking showers, taking medications, maintaining the household, and managing finances are all things most of us do on a regular basis. Adults also have the freedom to make decisions relating to their finances, health, career, and [...]

By |2026-02-04T13:56:35-05:00June 7th, 2022|Elder care|0 Comments

What Can I do if My Elderly Parent Can No Longer Make Decisions?

Our elderly parents have a lot of pride in being able to take care of themselves. Unfortunately, sometimes our elderly parents reach a point where mentally they cannot make good decisions regarding their personal care and/or financial affairs. For example, they may no longer be able to handle their banking or could even be taken [...]

By |2026-02-04T13:58:52-05:00September 3rd, 2021|Elder care|0 Comments

What is the Difference Between Guardianship and Power of Attorney?

As we age, many of us will begin to lose our memories, judgment and decision-making abilities. It can be one of the most heartbreaking parts of aging, both for the affected senior and his family. However, with careful planning, it is possible to ensure that you will continue to live as comfortably as possible. At [...]

By |2026-02-04T13:45:53-05:00April 21st, 2020|Power of attorney|0 Comments

What Types of Guardianship Does Kentucky Allow?

When an elderly person becomes unable to perform the activities of daily living on his or her own, the courts may decide to appoint a guardian. The same is true if the individual can no longer manage his or her finances. In Kentucky, guardianship forms a legal relationship between a court-appointed adult and a ward. [...]

By |2026-02-04T13:46:29-05:00November 7th, 2019|Elder care|0 Comments
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