10/02/2026
Families often start thinking about powers of attorney when a loved one is already having difficulty communicating or managing care decisions.
Pace Law Firm lawyer Tanner Blomme explains why it is worth having these conversations sooner.
While someone is capable of giving a Power of Attorney for Personal Care, they can choose who they trust to make personal care decisions on their behalf if they later become incapable of making those decisions.
Planning ahead can help give families more direction when circumstances change.
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