Is a Legal Guardian Responsible for Medical Bills in Arizona?
Introduction Generally speaking, a guardian is not personally responsible for the ward’s (person being taken care of) debts or bills. The guardian has a
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Duties of a Guardian for the Elderly in Arizona
When an adult becomes incapacitated, a family member, friend, or government agency can petition the court to appoint a guardian. Guardianship proceedings often take
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How Do I Relinquish Guardianship of My Husband in Arizona?
In a guardianship, a legal guardian is appointed by the court to handle the affairs of a minor or incapacitated adult (known as the ward).
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Power of Attorney vs Conservatorship: What’s The Difference?
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
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Guardianship for Elderly With Dementia in Arizona
Watching an elderly family member or friend suffer from dementia or Alzheimer’s disease is one of the hardest things to witness in this life.
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What Doe It Mean To Be A Conservator & How Does It Work?
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
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