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Yes. The doctor treating the person who is incapacitated must specifically set out in his or her letter to the court the mental or physical basis for the incapacity and the extent of incapacity. He or she does so by answering questions concerning that persons ability to drive, vote, enter into a contract, manage money, and other acts.
