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Living Will v. Healthcare Power of Attorney

Seniors should understand the difference between a Healthcare Power of Attorney and a Living Will.

Seniors must choose between asset protection and asset control when planning for their legacy.

Unless you have guardianship or conservatorship over your parent, you cannot legally take their keys.

It is hard to reverse the roles of caregiver and care-receiver.

Each client’s situation is unique. Therefore, we believe in creating customized solutions.

Please call the office of Elder Law of Middle Tennessee at 615-444-3568 so we can discuss your needs, or click the link below.