Guardianship > Accounting |
An
individual who is unable to care for himself physically, mentally, medically,
or financially may have a court appoint a guardian to act The guardian has full power to act for the ward (the incapacitated person) in all matters affecting the ward. A guardian
can be a family member, attorney, or any other person In many
cases the enormity of providing care for the ward can be overwhelming,
particularly in maintaining financial records necessary |
We
work with guardians to plan for future needs of the ward and provide
financial planning and management services through interaction with
our financial advisory team. |
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