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Mediation in Guardianships

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

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With most legal proceedings there are two sides, with each side fighting the other for what they feel is right. Whether pursuing a personal injury lawsuit, a civil suit, or disputing a will or trust, there is always someone who is seeking to see their rights validated by a jury or a judge. It is no different [...]

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Resolving Family Disputes in Guardianships

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

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When you think of a court proceeding, you may think of what goes on in court scenes on TV and in the movies. In real life, you get much more, especially when it comes to dealing with family disputes in guardianship cases. Sometimes those who are sitting in the waiting area in the courtroom get [...]

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Minor Guardianship vs. Custody of Minor: What are the Differences and Similarities?

Monday, June 27, 2011

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When trying to figure out which proceeding is where, it is important to distinguish between the two. In the case of minor guardianship versus the custody of a minor, they sound pretty similar. But these two types of custody arrangements are actually handled in two different court departments and have different laws governing them. Guardianship is [...]

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Can You Pursue Guardianship or Probate Without a Lawyer?

Sunday, June 26, 2011

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What do guardians and executors have in common? Both are people placed in positions of great responsibility over others’ affairs, and both need expert legal advice. What Does a Guardianship Lawyer Do? A guardian is a someone who takes over the personal affairs, including finances, of a minor child or of an adult who is [...]

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Seeking Guardianship With an Attorney

Sunday, June 12, 2011

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Nobody wants to think about what would happen to their kids if they were unable to care for them anymore either because of a debilitating accident, or because of death. But it is wise to plan for these situations and the best way to do that is by contacting a Florida Guardianship Attorney and planning [...]

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