You're caring for your mom. Or your spouse. Or your sibling. And you'renoticing things—forgetfulness, repetition, confusion. Maybe it's dementia.Maybe it's cognitive decline. And you're scared.
Here's what most families don't know: You have about six months to act beforeyour parent loses capacity. After that, it's too late.
No Power of Attorney. No Healthcare Proxy. No medical directives. That means:
→ You can't access their bank account→ Doctors won't talk to you→ You can't make medical decisions→ You end up in COURT spending $5,000-$15,000 on guardianship→ Everything becomes PUBLIC RECORD
This episode breaks down the five legal documents every parent needs—and theFREE and low-cost options to get them done THIS WEEK.
We're talking:
• Power of Attorney (finances)• Healthcare Power of Attorney (medical decisions)• HIPAA Authorization (so doctors talk to you)• Living Will (end-of-life wishes)• Will (asset distribution)
Plus: How to get your parent to sign when they're in denial. What happens if you wait. Real stories from families who didn't act in time.
You don't need to spend $3,000 on an attorney. There are FREE options through legal aid. Low-cost options online. DIY options if you're comfortable.
But you DO need to act THIS WEEK.
Your parent's autonomy depends on it. Your peace of mind depends on it.
Listen now. Then download the FREE resource guide at stellawilliamstx.com.
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