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There may come a time when the steps are too overwhelming or the payment of bills is a burden. If you or your parent need help managing day-to-day activities and have not signed both a Power of Attorney, and a Healthcare Directive, you may need a court appointed guardian and conservator. The law divides our lives into two parts: our bodies and our assets. A guardian is the court appointed person to make all healthcare decisions for you. If you already have a signed Healthcare Directive, a court appointed guardian is not necessary. |
A court appointed conservator is needed to manage your business affairs when you are either unable, or too tired, or confused to do so. If you have a signed Power of Attorney, a court appointed conservator is not necessary. A court appointed conservator is needed to manage your business affairs when you are either unable, too tired, or confused to do so. In this office, we plan for the worst and name trusted people to help if that event should ever arise. If a client comes into the office, after such an event, then the court will appoint a trustworthy person to manage your affairs. Medical Assistance
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