The difference between a power of attorney and a guardianship
Is a power of attorney the same as a guardianship? What types of powers of attorney are there? What powers does a person with a guardianship have? What if my loved one is declared incapacitated and can no longer sign a power of attorney? It is important to know the difference between these documents and have the answers to these questions, especially if you or a loved one is suffering from a disease like Alzheimer's or dementia. Attorneys, Amber A. Thailing and Rachel A. Spaethe, discuss the differences between a power of attorney and guardianship, and walk you through the pros and cons of each.

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