SB595 strengthens protections for individuals with cognitive deficits by requiring a comprehensive cognitive assessment before changing a power of.
SB595 introduces measures to protect individuals diagnosed with cognitive deficits from unauthorized or unjust changes to their power of attorney. The bill mandates a comprehensive cognitive assessment by a qualified health care professional before any change can be made. It also requires a waiting period and written notice to relevant parties. Adult Protective Services oversees investigations and ensures compliance with these provisions. The bill includes penalties for coercion or undue influence and allows for emergency changes in cases of imminent danger.
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