Guardians & Conservators
Elder law attorneys address the legal needs of the elderly, disabled and their loved ones. At Soule Law we counsel, plan, and advocate for these groups, with a particular emphasis on estate planning, mental health & disability planning, nursing home planning, and adult guardianship and conservatorship cases.
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- Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts
- Nursing Home Planning
- Mental Health Planning
- Disability Planning
- Conservatorship
- Guardianship
- Other
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Adult Guardianship /
Adult Conservatorship
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An adult guardianship (or conservatorship) is typically sought when a person is thought to be unable to make responsible decisions regarding personal care or finances. Often this is due to dementia, mental incapacity, or developmental disability.
A guardian is the person appointed by a court to handle the personal affairs of the incapacitated person. A conservator is appointed to handle financial affairs. A guardian and conservator may be the same person. In Massachusetts, different types of guardianships and conservatorships have different duties, responsibilities, and duration.
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- Adult Guardianship
- Adult Conservatorship
- Roger's Guardianship
- Other
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For general information regarding Guardianships, click HERE
For general information regarding Roger's Guardianships, click HERE
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