Does she live in a nursing home or memory care? Do you have an active power of attorney? Marriage is, in part, a legal transaction and if she's been declared incompetent and/or you have an active power of attorney then you just don't sign a marriage license.
If, on the other hand, she's living in someone's home and no legal things have been put in place she may be able to sign a marriage license without anyone knowing she shouldn't. In that case yes you may need to pursue guardianship, and/or an actual doctor's diagnosis to show she's incompetent.
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If, on the other hand, she's living in someone's home and no legal things have been put in place she may be able to sign a marriage license without anyone knowing she shouldn't. In that case yes you may need to pursue guardianship, and/or an actual doctor's diagnosis to show she's incompetent.
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