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Experienced, Compassionate Legal Guidance For The Issues Of Aging
Disabilities, health struggles and aging can all limit people’s ability to meet their own needs. For their loved ones, ensuring their well-being and managing their affairs can be a major concern. In Colorado, this often involves establishing guardianship or...
Seniors can require the same services and supports that younger parties require. However, tailoring these offerings can be crucial to better meeting the needs of vulnerable adults. As your parent gets older, it can be helpful to know of some senior-specific services...
Making personal or medical decisions on someone else's behalf is not a precise science; people have different perspectives and opinions about what is in another person's best interests, which can lead to conflicts. Thus, it can be crucial to know how to resolve...
Determining that someone is incapacitated is not always a precise process. Indeed, there are situations where a specific event or injury triggers severe mental or psychological issues that prevent a person from making decisions. But in many cases, the transition into...
Making financial decisions for other people is not a responsibility to take lightly. And in some cases, it proves to be a burden that overwhelms individuals and leads to some missteps. These mistakes can have costly ramifications for the fiduciary who makes them and...
Vulnerable adults can experience several obstacles as they get older. Helping them overcome these obstacles isn't always easy, and sometimes we need outside parties to play a role. Guardianships are one way to help a person manage their medical and personal care and...
Giving someone the authority to make financial or personal decisions on your behalf is not a decision people make lightly. People typically want to feel confident that they appoint someone qualified, trustworthy and responsible. Once they name their substitute...
If someone you love becomes ill and can no longer take care of themselves, the courts may appoint a conservator. This person has the authority to make decisions on that person’s behalf. This legal tool can provide reassurance that a vulnerable person is not...
If your parent can no longer manage his or her own care without help, it may be time to appoint a guardian. A guardian assists a vulnerable adult (also called the ward) in various tasks, from arranging health care to shopping for clothes and food. This role is a...
Being appointed to certain legal roles can be intimidating. In the space of one event, you could become responsible for someone else's financial health, safety and decision-making. It can be a lot to take on, particularly if you are not prepared for the role.For...