A court can appoint a guardian to someone under the age of 18, or someone unable to take care of himself, when there is no biological parent available to care for the child. A guardian can be appointed to care for the child himself, or to oversee the estate of the child. In some cases the same guardian will perform Continue Reading
Guardianship Alternatives
A guardianship is appointed when a child under 18 does not have a parent who is able to care for him, or in cases of an adult without the mental ability to care for himself. These people are considered a ward of the court. In this post, our estate lawyer in Raleigh is going to focus on a ward who Continue Reading
What is Probate Guardianship? continued.
Welcome back. We are here to talk more about probate guardianship. If you missed our previous blog post, be sure to visit back with it, before moving on. If you have questions, be sure to contact our probate lawyer in Cary NC. Guardianship | Probate Lawyer in Cary NC The second type of guardianship involves overseeing the child’s estate. Continue Reading
What is Probate Guardianship?
When a child is left without a parent due to death, sickness, or incompetence, the court may appoint someone to take care of him or her. This appointment is called a probate guardianship. Today, our probate lawyer in Cary NC is here to talk about this type of of guardianship. Probate Guardianship | Probate Lawyer in Cary NC There are Continue Reading