One Absolute Must For Everyone Who Has An Aging Parent With Memory Problems

One family waited until it was too late to get an aging parent with dementia to sign a Durable Power of Attorney form. Don't let this be you! They had to pay a lawyer to go to court for a guardianship. Be proactive and get the document signed by your aging loved one while she is still competent and can understand what the document means. Save yourself time and money by being proactive, especially if your loved on has memory issues now.