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Incapacity and special needs

Conservatorships

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What happens when nothing was signed in advance, and how to keep it from being needed.

A conservatorship is a court appointment of someone to make decisions for an adult who can no longer make their own. It is the fallback where no power of attorney exists, and it is a proceeding rather than a document.

Where it is genuinely needed we will say so and refer it to counsel who do that work. More often the better answer is the documents that make it unnecessary.

What this involves

  • When a conservatorship is genuinely required
  • The documents that avoid one
  • Referral to conservatorship counsel
  • Planning after a diagnosis while capacity remains

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