A power of attorney is a person who acts on your behalf to handle certain tasks or to make decisions when you cannot. As long as you are of sound mind, you can designate a person called an agent or attorney-in-fact to act on your behalf. As long as the principal or person who created […]
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A conservator of an estate is responsible for prudently managing the personal and financial affairs of an adult (protected person, conservatee) who lacks the mental competence to handle their own affairs. Once appointed as a conservator, your fiduciary duty is to manage the estate’s assets for the conservatee’s benefit. Types of Conservatorships Depending on the […]
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Whether you have an adult child with a disability or a parent who is at risk of becoming incapacitated, it may be time to consider who will manage their affairs and make decisions for them if they cannot make decisions independently. Depending on how much help your loved one needs, a guardianship, conservatorship, or a […]
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Almost everyone loves an adventure. Some people enjoy the planning aspects of a vacation as much as actually going on the trip. Even the best-laid plans can go awry. That is why it is a great idea to assemble a planning team before going on your next adventure. If you are traveling to another country […]
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Choosing a guardian for your minor children is stressful for any parent. Not being around to usher your child safely into adulthood is an unthinkable option. Naming a guardian is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent. What should you do if your first choice is not a U.S. citizen? While […]
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No one goes into a marriage planning for a divorce. You and your former spouse may have already created an estate plan. If so, it is important to understand how divorce and remarriage affect your plan. Your Current Estate Plan It is critical to understand how your current estate plan will function if you divorce. […]
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