A conservatorship is a court-ordered arrangement that gives one person (or multiple people), called a conservator, legal authority to manage the affairs of another person, known as a conservatee or ward. Conservatees are often children. Incapacitated adults and those with developmental or age-related disabilities often enter conservatorship.
Category Archives: Guardianship
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Nov
Nov
When creating a trust, you can include specific provisions in your trust agreement that will either encourage or discourage certain kinds of behavior.
Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Guardianship, Life Changes, Trusts
Update Estate Plans as often as a Resume?
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May
May
Is everything the same today as when you signed your will, trust agreement, and other estate planning documents? If not, then take steps to make sure your estate plan reflects those changes.
Estate Planning, Guardianship, Heirs, Inheritance, Trusts
A Supplemental Needs Trust Protects Loved Ones
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Mar
Mar
Most people think disability affects other people. However, approximately 61 million U.S. adults live with a disability. That translates to one in four adults. What’s more, between one and four 20-year-olds become disabled before reaching retirement age.
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Jan
Whether you filed for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, assume that you own less money and property than before the bankruptcy. However, during the bankruptcy process, the court reports certain accounts and pieces of property under a federal or state exemption.
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Dec
As professional advisors, we spend hours with our clients. In fact, we grow familiar with their most personal details. Listening intently and helping our clients achieve financial and tax planning goals creates a natural closeness between clients and advisors.
Elder Care, Elder Law, Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Guardianship
Do You Need an Elder Law Attorney?
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Oct
Oct
Planning and asset protection ensures you or your loved one will receive the care they need.
California Law, Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Guardianship, Heirs, Trusts, Wills
Beneficiary Designations
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Jun
Jun
If something happens, a successor trustee you previously selected steps in without court involvement. In such a case, they manage the trust on your behalf. You can also designate what happens to the trust’s money and property at your death.
Assets, Elder Care, Estate Planning, Guardianship, Uncategorized
Sandwich Generation: Caring for Kids & Parents
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Jul
Jul
Or, you could manage their financial affairs as a conservator. This takes time and money. It also involves public testimony and evaluations about your parents’ health and living situation.
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May
May
Although most people escape serious danger even with Coronavirus, use the pandemic as a wake-up call create or update your estate plan.