Legal Planning After an Alzheimer’s or Dementia Diagnosis

Early planning can help a person and family document wishes and identify the legal and care-planning questions that matter while decisions remain possible. O’Connell Law can explain how estate planning may support the next steps, but an attorney should assess each individual situation.

Documents That Help Caregivers Make Decisions

A durable power of attorney and a Massachusetts health care proxy can help identify who may make financial or health care decisions when appropriate. An attorney should review the person’s circumstances and discuss which documents may fit the situation.

Coordinate Care, Finances, and Family Support

Caregivers often need to consider long-term care, family communication, and financial safeguards together. Learn how elder law and long-term care planning can help families identify questions and prepare for future needs.

Talk With a Massachusetts Alzheimer’s Planning Attorney

If you are planning for yourself or a loved one, O’Connell Law can help you understand the legal questions to consider. Schedule a Free Consultation.

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Resources

We encourage you to use the resources below as you consider your family’s next steps. You are not alone, and O’Connell Law is here to help.that matter while decisions remain possible. O’Connell Law can explain how estate planning may sup

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