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Archive for the ‘California Conservatorship’ Category

Lifetime Planning: How Can a California Power of Attorney Help You? Part 2

Friday, April 23rd, 2010

As discussed in the previous post, a power of attorney is a great tool that lets you plan for possible of incapacity in the future, but this document can also be used now in your day to day life if you’d like.

Decide if you want your agent’s powers to start now, or later

Just as important as what your agent can do is when they can do it.  A power of attorney can give your agent power right away, or hold off until a future event or condition happens.  We’ll explain the benefits and drawbacks with either option.  Your decision will depend on who you will name as your agent and your personal circumstances. (more…)

Creating California Conservatorships When Loved Ones Can No Longer Care for Themselves

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

When you’re concerned about the safety and wellbeing of someone close to you who has lost the mental or physical ability to make personal or financial decisions, a California conservatorship can help.  By creating a conservatorship, the court will name a person to serve as a “conservator,” who will supervise the incapacitated person’s care or finances.  Every situation is different, which is why conservatorships can take three different forms: The conservator can be given decision-making authority over the incapacitated person’s personal affairs (known as a conservatorship of the person), over his or her property and finances (known as a conservatorship of the estate), or both.  The type of conservatorship created will depend on what’s needed under the circumstances to fully take care of the “conservatee.”  (more…)


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