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Establishing Guardianship for Adults in Arizona

Family with elderly woman considering guardianship for adults.

Are you concerned about the well-being and care of a loved one who is unable to make decisions for themselves? In Arizona, establishing guardianship for adults is a legal process that can help ensure their protection and support. Whether due to aging, disability, or other factors, some individuals may require assistance in managing their affairs […]

5 Reasons Why You Need a Guardianship Attorney in Arizona

Man in wheelchair and younger person walking behind. This is on situation where you need a guardianship attorney.

If you’re considering guardianship for a loved one in Arizona, it’s important to have a knowledgeable and experienced attorney on your side. A guardianship attorney can guide you through the legal process, help you understand your rights and responsibilities, and ensure that your loved one’s best interests are protected. Learn more about how a guardianship […]

Determining When Guardianship is Needed in Arizona

Man talking to his older father and trying to figure out when guardianship is needed in Arizona

Guardianship of a vulnerable person can be a necessary measure when the person in need is unable to make decisions on their own or effectively handle day-to-day tasks. In Arizona, it is important to understand the different aspects of how guardianship works and when guardianship is needed. Here’s When Guardianship is Needed for a Minor? […]

Comparing the Roles of a Guardian vs Power of Attorney

Daughter and older mother discussing guardian vs power of attorney.

When deciding who will look after your interests and financial affairs, there is a difference between appointing a guardian vs power of attorney. A guardian is appointed by a court to make decisions on behalf of another person because they lack the ability to make their own decisions.  On the other hand, a health care […]

Do Spouses Automatically Have Power of Attorney?

Do Spouses Automatically Have Power of Attorney

Roughly 5.8 million people in the United States have Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. What if you or your spouse could no longer able to make your own healthcare decisions? What if you could no longer manage your finances? Do spouses automatically have power of attorney in that case? Let’s imagine that your spouse is […]