The creation of a guardianship forges strong bonds between two people. A guardian has broad powers to handle another person’s financial affairs, control their property, and even make life-altering medical decisions. As such, it is essential that your guardian understands your wishes and acts in your best interest. However, situations may arise where a guardian no longer wants to serve…

Accidents happen all the time (knock on wood). Estate planning normally entails appointing guardians for your minor children in the event of your death – but, what if you’re in an accident that does not result in your death? What if you’re in a coma or some other prolonged period of incapacitation? What if your spouse is too? Wills are…