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michellemurray Asked February 2011
At the onset of dementia, what factors should we consider with my mother's finances? She's independent and on SS with a house and assets.
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What happens if she is diagnosed with Alzheimers and doctors says she can't live by herself or drive? What financial precautions should we make sure is in place so she doesn't lose all her assets?
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NancyTWalker Feb 2011
Michelle, one thing to do is to see an Elderlaw attorney who can give you direction on protecting your mother's assets. I will be happy to recommend one to you. The price is usually around $300. If you need any other information, please contact me.
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