Guardianship and Conservatorship: An Introduction to How We Make Decisions for Those Who Cannot Make Decisions for Themselves
Inevitably, circumstances arise in which a person is incapable of making decisions for themselves because they are too young, i.e. children, or because their ability to understand, process, or communicate information becomes impaired. In these circumstances, someone else must take …
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When an individual (a “decedent”) dies, one of the first questions to ask is whether or not he or she left a Will. The answer to this question will direct the probate process and administration of a decedent’s estate.