What things should I consider before pursuing guardianship?
What is guardianship?
What are alternatives to guardianship?
Basic information about what guardianship is and when it is the appropriate legal procedure regarding the care of an adult.
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What is a guardian?
How are guardians appointed?
What if guardianship is sought for someone who doesn't want a guardian?
What if someone is not totally incapacitated but still needs help?
What are a guardian's responsibilities?
Are there decisions a guardian cannot make?
What happens to a person's legal rights when a guardian is appointed?
Isn't a Power of Attorney an easier alternative?
If I already have a Power of Attorney for a person, and the person becomes incapacitated, is a guardianship needed?
Can a guardianship be modified or terminated?
What costs are involved in a guardianship proceeding?
Can a guardian be paid?
What if someone needs a guardian, but there is no one to start a guardianship proceeding or serve as a guardian?
Information about guardianship. A guardian is a person appointed by a court to manage the affairs of someone who is incapacitated. This resource gives information about guardianship and its alternatives.
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Last Updated: December 7, 2011 - 3:08pm