25 Jun, 2022

Conservatorship vs. Guardianship in Florida

2024-01-11T22:21:28-05:00June 25th, 2022|Guardianship|

Conservatorship vs. Guardianship in FloridaMany people are unclear about the difference between conservatorship and guardianship. They are easy to confuse because the definitions differ from state to state. For example, news about the conservatorships of Brittany Spears and Amanda Bynes has littered the headlines for the last few years. But both cases occurred in California, which defines conservatorships differently than Florida does.  

So what […]

11 May, 2022

Guardianship Hearing: What To Expect

2024-01-11T22:23:18-05:00May 11th, 2022|Guardianship|

If you have or are planning to initiate guardianship over a loved one, it’s helpful to know what lies ahead. Guardianship proceedings can be lengthy and emotional. The thought of attending the hearing and answering questions from a judge may seem intimidating, but rest easy. In this blog, we’ll explain the guardianship process and what you can expect at a guardianship hearing.

Notice: Please note that Rebeccah Beller is a Florida attorney […]

22 Mar, 2022

What You Should Know About Adult Guardianship in Florida

2024-08-23T11:10:59-04:00March 22nd, 2022|Guardianship|

What You Should Know About Adult Guardianship in Florida blog at Beller Law, PLIt is difficult and emotional to watch a loved one lose the ability to live independently. There is the fear that they may be taken advantage of or get into a harmful situation. With adult guardianship, the court will appoint a capable person to make important decisions for your loved one. Although certain rights […]

22 Jan, 2022

Do Guardians Have the Legal Authority to Sign a DNR for a Ward?

2024-01-11T22:27:55-05:00January 22nd, 2022|Guardianship|

A guardian having a hard time to sign a DNR. Being a guardian is an enormous responsibility that requires making some challenging decisions. Each state has its own rules regarding what guardians can do, including the legal rights to sign a Do Not Resuscitate order (DNR) for a ward (the incapacitated person). Florida guardians have the right to sign a DNR on behalf of a ward, but […]

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