Guardianship
Responsibilities of a Guardian for a Minor in Maryland
Considering becoming a guardian for a minor in Maryland? Understanding the responsibilities can be overwhelming. Dive into our detailed article to learn about the roles, the distinction between temporary and permanent guardianship, and how legal counsel can assist you
Read MoreUnderstanding Guardianship of a Minor in Maryland
Explore the intricacies related to Guardianship of a Minor in Maryland. From understanding the difference between guardianship and custody to the legal proceedings involved, this guide provides comprehensive insights.
Read MoreWhat Does a Guardian of the Estate Do?
For the purposes of this blog, we are going to focus on one of the three types of guardianship, Guardian of the Estate. Specifically, we are going to answer a question we are asked frequently, “What does a guardian of the estate do?” So, let’s dive right in.
Read MoreHow Long Does a Guardianship Last?
One of the most frequently asked questions we hear is, “How long does a guardianship last?” Is it temporary? Is it permanent?
Read MoreHow Much Does it Cost to File for Guardianship in Maryland?
If you have a loved one in need of assistance, guardianship could be the best option. Of course, we are sure you still have a number of questions, including how much does it cost to file for guardianship in Maryland?
Read MoreGuardianship of the Person and Property in Maryland (Full Guardianship)
When a person is no longer able to make decisions for themselves because of age, disease, or disability, a legal guardian, also known as a conservator, may be appointed by a Maryland circuit court to assist in making some or all personal and/or financial decisions. There are generally three types of guardianship, referred to as…
Read MoreGuardianship of the Person in Maryland
Guardianship in Maryland, sometimes referred to as a conservatorship, can take several forms, but most common are Guardianship of the Property, Guardianship of the Person, Guardianship of the Person and Property, and Short-Term or Temporary Guardianship. In this article, we are going to explore the topic of Guardianship of the Person – what it is,…
Read MoreTemporary Guardianship in Maryland
In the state of Maryland, a legal guardian, referred to as a conservatorship in certain other states, is a court-appointed individual or group responsible for making some or all personal and/or financial decisions for another person, called a ward. Legal guardianship is most often utilized for incapacitated seniors, adults with disabilities, or minor children. And…
Read MoreGuardianship of the Property in Maryland
In Maryland, guardianship, sometimes referred to as a conservatorship in other states, can take many forms. Most common are Guardianship of the Property, Guardianship of the Person, Guardianship of the Person and Property, and Short-Term or Temporary Guardianship. In this article, we are going to focus on Guardianship of the Property – what it is,…
Read MoreGuardianship & Conservatorship in Maryland
In the state of Maryland, guardianship, called conservatorship in some states, refers to a court-appointed individual or entity responsible for making some or all personal and/or financial decisions for another person, either a legally defined “disabled person” or a minor. The disabled person may also be referred to as a “disabled adult,” “ward,” an “incapacitated…
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