What is a Power of Attorney?
What is a Power of Attorney? A power of attorney is an estate planning document where one person, the principal, voluntarily authorizes another person,
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What is a Power of Attorney? A power of attorney is an estate planning document where one person, the principal, voluntarily authorizes another person,
Introduction Due to the effects of aging, disease, or injury, circumstances may arise where someone in your life requires help handling his or her
Introduction The primary difference between conservatorship and a durable power of attorney is all about timing. While both involve caring for an incapacitated person, a durable
Introduction A conservator is appointed by a judge to help a minor, disabled adult, or an incapacitated person with their financial affairs. Without a conservatorship, only
Introduction When an adult is incapacitated or otherwise unable to manage aspects of their affairs—be it financial, medical, or personal—it’s important to have someone
Introduction When an elderly individual loses the capacity to rationally manage their finances, a judge can appoint a conservator to step in and take control
Introduction In a conservatorship, the court appoints an individual or entity (such as a private fiduciary) to manage the financial affairs of an incapacitated
Arizona’s Guardianship Laws Are Different Some states offer plenary guardianship, which grants a guardian the right to make all decisions for someone who cannot
Introduction When an adult becomes mentally incapacitated and can no longer manage their own affairs, a family member or close friend will usually be
Introduction When an adult becomes mentally incapacitated and can no longer manage their own affairs, a family member, friend, or public guardianship agency may
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