Can a loved one with dementia sign legal documents such as a power of attorney?

What does a dementia diagnosis mean for you and your loved one if they lack legal documents or their documents are not as great as they should be? A dementia diagnosis does NOT necessarily mean that they can or cannot sign different legal documents. Their capacity must be assessed with respect to which type of legal documents they want or need to sign. Listen to attorney Lisa Hostetler Brown of LawyerLisa, LLC for helpful information on what you can do to plan and prepare.

Information is for general education only and is not legal advice. If you live in South Carolina, you can contact us to schedule a consultation. If you sign an engagement letter and hire us, we can be your attorney. Past results do not indicate future results. No results guaranteed.
Lisa Hostetler Brown
Main office: 7511 Saint Andrews Rd, Ste 3 Irmo, SC 29063
133 Woodruff Place Circle Simpsonville, SC 29681
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