Add to ORKGAs guardianship diminished a person\u27s legal rights, alternatives might be considered. This column discusses powers of attorney, living wills, joint and dual signature bank accounts, direct deposit plans, revocable living trusts, and conservatorship
This article discusses In re Keri, which was decided by the New Jersey Supreme Court in 2004. The to...
While most children grow up in their families of origin with at least one of their parents, what hap...
While guardianship is an important option for people with significant cognitive challenges and high ...
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
Using several case studies, the author describes the possible difficulties in representing adult cli...
The problems associated with court appointed guardianship are axiomatic. The public nature of the co...
There is a growing consensus in the United States and abroad recognizing the right to “legal capacit...
In every state, when an adult has a diminished capacity to make decisions about personal affairs or ...
In every state, when an adult has a diminished capacity to make decisions about personal affairs or ...
Too often full guardianship is the default option for individuals who need assistance with decision-...
This article deals with crafting effective powers of attorney that carry out an elder\u27s wishes wh...
As part of any complete estate-planning practice, attorneys should draft language that covers the ra...
This article discusses In re Keri, which was decided by the New Jersey Supreme Court in 2004. The to...
While most children grow up in their families of origin with at least one of their parents, what hap...
While guardianship is an important option for people with significant cognitive challenges and high ...
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
This NebFact, the sixth in a series, discusses legal guardianship and alternatives to guardianship
Using several case studies, the author describes the possible difficulties in representing adult cli...
The problems associated with court appointed guardianship are axiomatic. The public nature of the co...
There is a growing consensus in the United States and abroad recognizing the right to “legal capacit...
In every state, when an adult has a diminished capacity to make decisions about personal affairs or ...
In every state, when an adult has a diminished capacity to make decisions about personal affairs or ...
Too often full guardianship is the default option for individuals who need assistance with decision-...
This article deals with crafting effective powers of attorney that carry out an elder\u27s wishes wh...
As part of any complete estate-planning practice, attorneys should draft language that covers the ra...
This article discusses In re Keri, which was decided by the New Jersey Supreme Court in 2004. The to...
While most children grow up in their families of origin with at least one of their parents, what hap...
While guardianship is an important option for people with significant cognitive challenges and high ...