How to Get Guardianship of a Senior Citizen in Arizona
When a senior loses the ability to care for themselves or manage their own affairs, a family member is often needed to step in
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What Does Guardianship of an Elderly Parent Mean?
When an elderly parent becomes incapacitated and loses their ability to make rational decisions, a judge can appoint a guardian to handle the parent’s affairs.
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When Can A Guardianship Agreement Be Reversed in Arizona?
In a guardianship agreement, the court appoints a qualified adult to manage the affairs of a minor or incapacitated adult (known as the ward). When
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Ending a Conservatorship in Arizona
Introduction Conservatorships and guardianships are protective proceedings that are designed to provide decision-making assistance and financial management for minors and incapacitated adults (referred to as a
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Difference Between Guardian and Conservator in Arizona
When an adult is incapacitated or unable to make sound decisions, a judge can appoint a guardian or conservator to step in and assist them. Most
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