Trusts

Are you seeking information about conservatorships to avoid liability? Or are you concerned that abuse is taking place by a current guardian? In either case, it is essential to understand conservatorship and the duties and powers of conservators. A conservator may be a family member caring for a loved one who cannot care for themselves. […]

Whether you are establishing a trust document and considering who to name as your trustee(s) or a co-trustee of a trust, you may be wondering: “Do co-trustees have to act jointly, or can a co-trustee act alone?” This is a great question. We will explore the answer from both perspectives as we examine what authority […]

You may have a loved one who is in immediate danger of harming themselves or others due to incapacitation. Typical case examples are when someone with schizophrenia, bipolar, or other serious mental illnesses are running their lives into the ground. Due to chemical imbalances, they may reject a power of attorney or not have the […]

Financial planning can seem impossible for your family in front of looming bills and expenses, especially with a special needs child. They have higher living costs than regular kids and require more time to take care of, leaving you less room to earn an income. Money is already tight for you in the present moment, […]

“Conservatorship” and “guardianship” are legal terms that courts use interchangeably, depending upon the state you live in. However, these technical differences cause significant confusion for concerned parties, who desire to help their children and family members. It is impossible, for example, to know what specific service you need for your incapacitated grandfather or irresponsible child […]