Living Will Attorney

A conservatorship generally begins when someone petitions the court and represents to a judge that an elderly person is unable to care for their own personal needs and/or manage their finances. A lawyer, elder law attorney, will represent a person, conservator, who will file for a conservatorship in order to help the elderly person pay their bills, buy groceries, attend medical appointments, etc. Unfortunately, many times an unscrupulous conservator singles out an elderly person for the sole purpose of obtaining access to their finances and then depleting the estate.

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