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Ronald Morton, the proprietor of The Morton Law Firm and publisher of Elder Law Blog, today published the below post in which he discusses, in very comprehensive fashion, many of the basics of disability planning. Ronald very persuasively explains why it is imperative that we plan ahead for the possibility that we may someday be unable to care for ourselves and to make the financial decisions that we need to make to provide for our care. Any comprehensive plan should, at a minimum, take into account, and plan for, the issues that Ronald discusses in his outstanding post:

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The answer to the above question is, in my view, everyone. The thought was prompted by this post by Leanna Hamilll at the Massachusetts Estate Planning and Elder Law Blog, in which Leanna answers a reader's question as to whether married people need to have health care powers of attorney in place. As Leanna so cogently explains, of course they do. And so do you. And so do I.

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