If you have an elderly parent recently diagnosed with dementia,
Alzheimer’s disease, or other deteriorating condition you probably are feeling overwhelmed. You and other family members may
well have all kinds of legal and financial questions during this
difficult time. ]
Fortunately, there are attorneys who specialize in the
field of
elder law. These professionals are able to provide valuable
advice about guardianship, Medicaid applications, estate and asset
protection planning, powers of attorney, and living wills should
long-term care for your parent eventually be required. Finding a
qualified attorney with experience in these matters and with whom your
family feels comfortable is the first step.
A-1 Home Care suggests that you meet with more than one
elder law attorney before you choose. After all,
you are going to be sharing a good deal of confidential information
with this individual. You will need the answers to some serious
questions. Keep in mind throughout your search for a competent attorney
that this person will be responsible for seeing to the best interests of
your parent.
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