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When it comes to managing the care and affairs of an elderly person, two common legal options are guardianship and power of attorney. While both allow someone to make decisions on behalf of another, they are distinct in their scope and requirements. Understanding the...
When someone becomes a guardian in New York, they take on serious financial responsibilities. These duties protect and manage the assets of the person they are appointed to help, often referred to as the "ward." Understanding these responsibilities prevents legal...
Guardianships protect those unable to make decisions for themselves, but they may not necessarily be permanent. When an individual regains the ability to care for themselves or other circumstances change, terminating the guardianship might be appropriate....
Setting up a guardianship for an aging parent with dementia is a big decision. Several important legal steps and considerations come into play to make sure your parent gets the care and protection they need. Deciding if guardianship is necessary Before seeking...
We all want our elderly parents to live happy, independent lives for as long as possible. But sometimes, age or illness can make it difficult for them to care for themselves safely. If you're concerned about your parents' well-being, you might be wondering if it's...
As loved ones age, there may come a time when they require additional support in managing their affairs. In such situations, guardianship can be a tool in ensuring the protection of elderly parents. Guardianship enables family members to step in and make decisions for...