Fairfield County Incapacity Attorneys

Guiding Clients as They Plan for the Future from Our Locations in Danbury, Southbury, and Westport

Planning for incapacity is an important part of our mission at Chipman Mazzucco Emerson. In addition to preparing “living wills,” powers of attorney, designations of conservator, and revocable “living trusts,” we also counsel clients on qualifying for public assistance programs like Medicaid, as well as on probate court proceedings relating to incapacity.

As part of the estate planning process, you will need to select the person best able to make important decisions about your health care if you are unable to act for yourself. Our legal team can provide reliable advice and guidance as you plan for incapacity and select a trustworthy person to make those decisions.

High-Quality Incapacity Planning Services

As life expectancies increase, so do medical concerns and the risk of becoming disabled. We are familiar with the legal issues that can affect the quality of life and financial security of seniors, which is why we take great pride in helping our clients identify and address their long-term care and incapacity planning needs.

Our firm will diligently advocate for your rights as a patient if you ever become incapacitated. Please contact us today so we can assist you with the following important legal documents:

• Last Will and Testament
• Revocable Living Trust
• Durable Power of Attorney
• Advance Directive / Living Will
• HIPAA Authorization

Discuss Your Concerns with Our Incapacity Attorneys Today

If you want to devise a comprehensive plan to make sure your assets are protected and your wishes regarding specific health care treatments are respected if you become incapacitated, then work with one of our compassionate lawyers at Chipman Mazzucco Emerson. We can use our extensive resources and legal insight to establish an incapacity plan that will put your mind at ease.

To speak with an attorney at our firm, please contact us online or call (203) 902-4882 today.