Legal Service Developer Program
The Montana Legal Services Developer in the Office on Aging, provides elder law training and resources for seniors, family members and social outreach workers. The program also develops pro bono and local legal services referrals, training materials and telephone assistance to seniors on related matters.
The Legal Services Developer can be contacted by calling (800) 332-2272 (during normal business hours).
2012/13 Legal Guide to Long-Term Care Planning
- Full Guide – (PDF)
- By Chapter - (Word)
| Introduction | |||
| Chapter I - | Power of Attorney | ||
Explanation of Power of Attorney |
1 3 9 12 |
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| Chapter II - | Estate Planning | ||
Explanation of Estate Planning |
1 |
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| Chapter III - | Living Trust | ||
Explanation of Revocable Living Trust |
1 |
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| Chapter IV - | Advance Directives | ||
| Explanation Declaration of Living Will Declaration of Living Will documents Revocation of Living Will Montana Rights of the Terminally III Act Do Not Resuscitate |
1 4 6 7 16 |
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| Chapter V - | Guardian & Conservatorships |
Other Resources
- End-of-Life Registry - Dept Of Justice
- Legal Resource for Seniors and Their Families brochure
- Other advocacy and legal resources
Disclaimer
This Legal guide was compiled by the DPHHS Aging Services Division Legal Services Developer. This publication is not intended to be a substitute for legal advice. Rather, it is designed to help families become better acquainted with some of the devices used in long term planning and to create an awareness of the need for such planning. Future changes in laws cannot be predicted and statements in this narrative are based solely on those laws in force on the date of publication.
We recommend you seek legal advice for all your planning needs.


