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What is an Emergency Temporary Guardianship?

What is an Emergency Temporary Guardianship?

By admin

In Florida, a guardian is defined as a “person who has been appointed by the court to act on behalf of a ward’s person or property, or both.” A guardian is normally appointed by a court (unless a less restrictive alternative is available) when a judge determines that a ward lacks the capacity to “manage… Continue Reading

Florida Supreme Court Slams Unlicensed “Medicaid Planners”

Florida Supreme Court Slams Unlicensed “Medicaid Planners”

By Andrew Boyer

One of the most heartbreaking parts of our practice is explaining to families that they received bad advice. We often come across situations where non-attorney medicaid planners have charged a family for services that should have been completed by a licensed Florida attorney. Sometimes things go through as planned, other times assets are sold when they… Continue Reading

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