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Monthly Archives: May 31, 2019

What Documents are used in Elder Planning and Guardianship Proceedings?

matthew-bennett-425573-unsplashThere are many different planning documents th...

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What Are Some of the Expenses of Opening and Maintaining an Adult Guardianship in Florida?

Petitioning a Court to become the guardian of an adult can sometimes be a costly process. Many clients are surprised when they find out just how expensive becoming the guardian of a loved one can be. Not only are there Court costs that must be paid, but there are also...

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What Happens in a Florida Guardianship When the Ward dies?

It is important for every Guardian to understand the processes that must occur in order for the termination of your role as Guardian, and the management of the Wards last affairs when the Ward dies. An experienced and knowledgeable Florida Guardianship attorney can as...

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When Does a Court Approved Guardian Need Court Approval to Move A Florida Ward?

Pursuant to Florida Statute §744.1098 (formerly 744.2025), you are required to obtain Court approval prior to changing a Ward's residence when you are changing the residence from the state of Florida to another state; from Florida to a Foreign Country or Territory; or...

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Do I Need an Elder Care Coordinator in My High Conflict Orlando Area Guardianship Case?

Family conflict can intensify when siblings face the difficult challenge of making decisions on behalf of an elderly or aging parent. Elder Care Coordination can help.

Elder Care Coordination focuses on reducing conflict for ...

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Is it Dissipation of Assets or Simply Paying Ordinary Living Expenses in Your Greater Metropolitan Orlando, Florida Area Divorce?

There are factors the court considers to determine if a spouse is dissipating the assets. If the spouse is simply paying ordinary living expenses such as the mortgage, taxes, and attorney's fees then most likely it is not dissipation of assets.    However, i...

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Considerations in Choosing a Florida Guardian

There are many reasons to have Estate Planning documents prepared. For parents with minor children, the appointment of a child’s Guardian is among the most important.  Doing so may be a parent’s best chance at choosing a child’s guardian angel. If a child’s ...

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Deciding When Your Aging Parent Needs Help At Home

Aging hopefully will be a process that involves new adventures, continued learning, and quality time with family and friends. However, certain situations may require some assistance for that to safely occur. Read More

Co-Parenting and Shared Parental Responsibility in the Orlando, Florida Area

Differing parental styles can be a blessing while parties are married, and a burden when they are divorced. This would come in to play when you have one parent who is a Type A personality being very organized and meticulous; and the other parent who is relaxed and laid...

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Florida Guardianship and Annual Reporting: What You Need to Know

A Guardian has been named the Florida Guardian of your loved one. Now what?  Pursuant to Florida Statute 744.367 and Florida Statute 744.3675, a Guardian has the duty to file annual guardianship reports. Typically, each Guardian of the property pursuant to Florida Sta...

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