Can you sign legal documents after a stroke?

Yes, individuals who have had a stroke can sign legal documents, but their ability to do so depends on their cognitive and physical condition post-stroke. If they retain the mental capacity to understand the document and the act of signing, and can physically sign their name, they may legally execute documents. It’s advisable to seek a medical assessment to confirm their competency and, if necessary, have a witness or notary present during the signing process.