
Elder Law, 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
- Adult Conservatorship
- Adult 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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