The plan usually includes
- A durable power of attorney for finances
- A medical power of attorney and directive to physicians
- A declaration of guardian, naming who should serve if a guardian is ever needed
- A review of the existing will or trust
- A long-term care and Medicaid strategy
Capacity and timing
Texas law requires a person to have enough mental capacity to understand what they’re signing. Jonathan meets privately with your loved one to confirm they understand and agree. If capacity is already in doubt, he’ll explain the alternatives, including supported decision-making and guardianship.
Talk with Jonathan about next steps after a diagnosis. Schedule a consultation.