Execute a Power of Attorney

If the person you are caring for can no longer act on his or her own behalf, you may need to execute a power of attorney. This will give you legal authority to make needed decisions. Learn what you must do.

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Q&A with the Experts on Execute Power Of Attorney

How do I make sure I have the legal authority to make decisions on mom's behalf if the need arises?
To avoid a maze of bureaucratic hurdles and the frustration caused by an inability to act at precisely the time you need to, make sure your loved one has the proper legal documents in place.
How do you physically remove someone from their home to assisted living?
To get help with physically removing your elderly parent from their home to assisted living, call social services or go to your state's aging services website.

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