As a Solo Senior, planning is critical to make sure your wishes will be honored. Take control and be prepared with the legal documents you need.
What Happens if You Don't Have One?
In an emergency or a crisis, the court may appoint a Guardian or Conservator for you.
We recommend working with Senior Solutions Attorneys at Law in Massachusetts to begin the conversation. They have a unique focus on planning for seniors who are aging without family to rely upon (solo seniors).
Initial consultation: $150 (applied to legal work if hired)
Search the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) directory to find a qualified elder law attorney in your area
Perhaps the most crucial step for seniors planning on aging alone is choosing fiduciaries. A fiduciary is someone you trust to act
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