Planning Guide
Incapacity planning is about making sure the right people can step in when needed. Many families do not realize how essential that becomes until a health change forces urgent decisions.
What incapacity planning usually includes
A useful incapacity plan often includes powers of attorney, health care documents, and related estate-planning tools that support decision-making.
The details depend on the person’s health, family dynamics, and whether long-term care planning may also be needed.
Why early action matters
Once capacity is lost, the family may have fewer choices and more court involvement.
Planning earlier can make caregiving, finances, and communication much more manageable.
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