by Durham Law Firm | Jun 17, 2023 | Elder Law
Legal matters can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to ensuring the well-being and care of our elderly parents. In North Carolina, obtaining power of attorney allows you to safeguard your loved one's best interests. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore...
by Durham Law Firm | May 25, 2023 | Elder Law
In the US by 2040, those 65+ may be 80.8 million. An attorney for elderly individuals can help secure seniors' rights to future well-being. As individuals advance in age, they encounter a variety of circumstances that are distinct to seniors. It is natural to...
by Durham Law Firm | Apr 14, 2023 | Elder Law, Estate Planning, Guardianship
When an older loved one struggles to care for themself, you may question who will help them make decisions. In this case, it's essential to understand the legal meaning of the word "incapacitation" and find answers for a loved one needing a guardian. You may also want...
by Durham Law Firm | Apr 14, 2022 | Estate Planning
If you need to appoint an attorney-in-fact to handle a specific task or transaction on your behalf, you can use a limited power of attorney. This document allows you to designate someone else to take care of your business without giving them full authority over your...
by Durham Law Firm | Mar 31, 2022 | Estate Planning
North Carolina power of attorney forms are essential legal documents that allow you to designate someone else to make decisions on your behalf, often even if you become incapacitated. Different POA arrangements are available, and it is crucial to understand which one...