If you become mentally disabled, you need to have a clear estate plan in place that covers your financial and medical decisions. Failure to do this could put your family at risk of ending up in court in a conservatorship or guardianship action.
If you need to know more about elder law and your rights as you get older, get in touch with an experienced attorney today.
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