Peace Of Mind For Your Family And Your Future
Many older adults in Delaware experience significant declines as they age, so they can't take care of themselves or make decisions for themselves. When this happens, you may want to secure an adult conservatorship or guardianship over your loved one. What is...
The legal concept of guardianship exists in Delaware to solve the problem created by an incapacitated person who can no longer oversee personal affairs. The incapacitation could occur through illness, injury or advanced age. A court may appoint an individual or an...
Many people use the terms guardianship and conservatorship interchangeably, but they have slightly different meanings in Delaware. If you need to take over an adult's affairs, then knowing the difference can help you understand what you need to petition the court to...
As a person ages, it becomes more and more likely that he or she will not be able to manage his or her own health or assets. Ideally, a complete estate plan will lay out who will receive power of attorney in the event that the person in question is mentally or...
One of the uncomfortable realities of your parents growing older is that roles may end up changing. When you were younger, your parents took care of you. But now if your parents are senior citizens, you may find that, more and more, you are the one taking care of...