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Guardianship vs. Power of Attorney: What’s the Right Choice in Texas?

When it comes to protecting vulnerable individuals—whether they’re aging parents, incapacitated relatives, or those with disabilities—Texas law offers several legal tools. Two of the most commonly used options are guardianship and power of attorney. On the surface, they might seem interchangeable. Both are legal arrangements designed to ensure that decisions can be made on behalf

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How to Transition from a Power of Attorney to Guardianship in Texas

Guardianship / By Joseph Oluwatukesi

Managing the affairs of a loved one as they age or face medical challenges is a significant responsibility. In Texas, many individuals rely on a Power of Attorney (POA) to handle financial and health decisions for those who can no longer do so themselves. However, sometimes circumstances change, and a POA may no longer suffice,

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Texas Incapacity Planning: Power of Attorney & Advanced DirectivesPlanning For Incapacity: Powers Of Attorney and Advanced Directives In Texas

Guardianship / By Joseph Oluwatukesi

Estate management in Texas refers to organizing, preserving, and distributing an individual’s assets and affairs upon their death or incapacitation. In Texas estate management, incapacity is a legal condition where an individual cannot make informed decisions or manage their personal and financial affairs due to physical or mental impairments. This state of incapacity can arise

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The Role of a Power of Attorney in Texas: How It Works and Why You Need One

Family Law / By Joseph Oluwatukesi

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that grants a designated person the authority to act on behalf of another person (known as the principal). This document is often used when the principal cannot make decisions or take actions on their behalf due to illness, injury, or other incapacities. A POA can cover

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Roles of Guardianship and Power of Attorney in Decision-Making

Guardianship / By Bryan Joseph Fagan

When considering long-term care for a loved one, many families grapple with complex decisions, including assigning the role of decision-making. In such scenarios, the terms guardianship and power of attorney often surface. Both have unique roles, responsibilities, and implications. This blog post aims to unravel the legal jargon and provide a clear understanding of these

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Alternatives to Guardianship: Exploring Less Restrictive Options for Decision-Making