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Can A Person With Alzheimer’s Still Sign Legal Documents?

Wes Coulson discusses the important subject of whether someone who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s can still legally execute legal documents. | Coulson Elder Law

In this Elder Law Minute, Wes Coulson, Southern Illinois Elder Law attorney, presents another topic covered in The Alzheimer’s Guide: Practical Advice for Families, Caregivers and Professionals and discusses the important subject of whether someone who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s can still legally and validly execute legal documents. ? Can A Person With Alzheimer’s Still Sign Legal […]

Alzheimer’s and Nursing Home Care: If You’re Single, You’re Ready To Plan

Wes Coulson discusses single people with Alzheimer’s and nursing home care and why they need to engage in some very particular legal planning soon. | Coulson Elder Law

Alzheimer’s and nursing home care seem to inevitably go hand in hand. Whether you are facing this diagnosis for yourself or for a family member, there is some legal planning that needs to be done. And if you are single with Alzheimer’s, the time to plan is now. It’s essential to do the planning early […]

Why You Really Can’t Do Without Powers Of Attorney

In this Elder Law Minute, Wes Coulson, Southern Illinois Elder Law attorney, discusses powers of attorney and explains why it's important to have them in place, both financial and healthcare. | Coulson Elder Law

The single-most important estate planning documents to have in place are powers of attorney. There are only two people in the world who can put someone in charge of making and carrying out decisions for you if you become incapacitated. One is you, by having powers of attorney in place, and the other is a […]

Essential Legal Documents Anyone With Alzheimer’s Needs to Have in Place

In this Elder Law Minute video, Wes Coulson gives a quick run-through of the essential legal documents a person with Alzheimer's should have in place.  l Coulson Elder Law

No one plans on Alzheimer’s, however a person diagnosed with Alzheimer’s should put some planning in place, while they still can, and in the form of legal documents. There are a number of legal decisions someone diagnosed with Alzheimer’s can and should execute, and as discussed in Can Someone Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s Still Execute Legal […]

Can Someone Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s Still Execute Legal Documents?

Wes Coulson discusses how a person's competency is determined relative to their ability to execute legal documents when diagnosed with Alzheimer's. l Coulson Elder Law

Whether a person knows and can understand the basic things that relate to legal documents is what determines their ability to execute them. The interesting thing is that competency is measured at the time that somebody signs. Why is this so important? People diagnosed with Alzheimer’s typically have good days and bad days, or even […]

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