When it comes to planning for incapacity or helping a loved one manage their affairs, people often confuse Power of Attorney (POA) with Guardianship. Both serve the purpose of allowing someone else to make decisions on behalf of another, but the differences are significant—and choosing the wrong path can lead to court intervention, family conflict,…
One of the areas of law we practice is Guardianship. Initiating a Guardianship proceeding can be burdensome, confusing, and costly. It certainly helps to know what to expect. For the benefit of our clients (and as a resource to attorneys just starting out in the field), tere is a step-by-step guide to getting someone adjudicated…
TRANSCRIPT (more or less): Whenever I’m asked why I do what I do, one person comes to mind: My grandmother. Today is the 11th anniversary of her passing and it feels like just yesterday I was watching her mind deteriorate due to Alzheimer’s disease. Until you have experienced a close family member or friend…
