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When vulnerable individuals are not able to make their own good, responsible medical, personal and financial decisions, Cindi Spence helps by getting a substitute decision maker appointed through the courts, or developing a less restrictive strategy that will make sure they are safe and protected. Examples of people who need guardianship assistance range from a child who is turning 18 and has challenges such as ADHD, learning disabilities or other cognitive or behavioral disabilities; an elderly individual suffering from dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease; or individuals with mental illnesses or other debilitating illnesses.
Click below to read examples of Cindi’s experience in guardianship and conservatorship cases.
Elderly woman wants to preserve her right to make medical decisions and keep her estate planning intact
Elderly woman wants to retain her independence and estate planning
Adult son wants to stop his brother from exploiting their elderly mother and restricting her visitors
Aunt and Uncle want guardianship of their nephew, whose mom had died and who was being abused by another family
First and foremost, I hope that you and your loved ones are safe and healthy. The COVID19 pandemic is like nothing we have seen before. It is presenting challenges and changes for all of us.
For this article, I sat down with Secretary of State Steve Simon and Director of Elections David Maeda to discuss the logistics of voting for persons under guardianship. Highlights of our conversation are below. This
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When a guardianship petition is filed, the Court usually appoints an attorney to represent the Respondent (the person over whom guardianship and/or conservatorship is sought). The court appointed attorney is there to act as a
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