Getting older can be bittersweet. On the one hand, you’re (hopefully) reaping the benefits of a lifetime of work and looking forward to a comfortable retirement. On the other hand, that transition often comes with its own financial, health, and psychological challenges, especially if you don’t have a lot of close family.One thing you probably don’t worry about is being declared incompetent and having a total stranger arrive at your house to forcibly remove you to a care facility, then seize your property and assets and start paying themselves generously to take care of you, whether you want (or need) them to or not. But it happens—it’s called involuntary guardianship, and it’s estimated that
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