Posted on Thu Nov 9, 2023, on Guardianship
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My mother’s dementia has gotten so bad she no longer knows who we are. Do I need a Guardianship? How do I get a Guardinaship in PA?” What is Guardianship in PA? The law surrounding Guardianships is designed to protect the well-being and rights […]
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Posted on Thu Mar 16, 2023, on Guardianship
Guardianship Lawyer Bucks County, It’s What We Do! From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My daughter is on the Autism Spectrum and cannot care for herself. She lives with us in Doylestown, PA, and turns 18 this year. I am worried about what would happen to her if I die. […]
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Posted on Mon Nov 7, 2022, on Guardianship
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “I have two minor children. It is strange to think about, but if my wife and I die, they will be orphans. What Happens to My Kids If I Drop Dead Tomorrow?” Guardianship. A Guardian is a person with the legal authority and […]
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Posted on Sun Mar 20, 2022, on Guardianship
Guardianship in Montgomery County, PA From Our “Ask a Question,” Mailbag: “My son lives in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, is an adult who has Down Syndrome, and needs a guardian; how does Guardianship in Montgomery County, PA work?”. How Does Guardianship in Montgomery County, PA Work? Do you have a loved one […]
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Posted on Wed Feb 16, 2022, on Guardianship
Guardianship in Philadelphia From Our “Ask a Question,” Mailbag: “My son lives in Philadelphia, is diagnosed with schizophrenia, and needs a guardian; how does Guardianship in Philadelphia work?” How Does Guardianship in Philadelphia Work? Do you have a loved one who cannot make decisions because of a mental condition? Guardianship is […]
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Posted on Mon Jan 7, 2019, on Guardianship
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Please give me Examples of How to Become a Legal Guardian.” Examples of How to Become a Legal Guardian: Becoming someone’s legal guardian is a serious step. Becoming a guardian means that a judge must determine that the person is incapacitated. The process […]
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Posted on Tue Aug 9, 2016, on Guardianship
From Our “Ask a Question” mailbag: How do I petition for guardianship of my brother? “My mother has taken care of my severely autistic little brother his whole life in Philadelphia. She can no longer do so and wants me to take on the responsibility. How do I become my brother’s legally recognized Guardian?”
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Posted on Tue Oct 6, 2015, on Guardianship
From our “Ask a Question” mailbag: My sister suffers from mental illness, and is currently so depressed she cannot get out of bed. She is a smart woman and has a house and plenty of savings. Our brother is a parasite, and has filed a petition to have her declared incapacitated so he can be put in charge of her money. I am sure he will steal her money if he is given the chance. What can I do?
The Guardianship process in Pennsylvania gives all interested parties the chance to bring to the court’s attention concerns about the incapacitated person and the security of their assets. You, as an interested person, have the right to retain an attorney who is experienced in Guardianship hearings to bring your concerns to the court’s attention.
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Posted on Wed Apr 16, 2014, on Guardianship
It was not long ago when the definition of a family, and to whom a court would allow visitation to minor children, was simple; biological mother and biological father. Then times changed.
If you are reading this article, it is possible that by the time your issue appears before a magistrate or judge the rules in your county will have changed from what they are today. The rules, like the definition of family, are changing.
Reading the facts and the decision in Arrington v. Thrash , from the Mississippi Court of Appeals allow you to see the law change before your eyes. The court ruled that the facts and circumstances in that case justified an award of grandparent visitation comparable to that which would have been given to a noncustodial parent. The court reasoned that this decision was in the best interest of the minor child.
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Peter Klenk is the founding member of Klenk Law, a seven attorney boutique estate planning law firm. We serve clients in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Minnesota and Florida. Peter Klenk received his Masters in Taxation LL.M. from NYU Law School and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School. He served his country in the Navy JAGC during Desert Storm. Easy to talk to, feel free to call Peter for an appointment. We will make the process as easy as possible!
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