Florida Guardianship

6 Ways to Avoid Guardianship

Published on: July 15, 2024 | by Rarick & Bowden Gold

By Jacqueline R. Bowden Gold, Miami Estate Planning Attorney

Many people are concerned about their family avoiding probate upon their passing, but how can you avoid guardianship proceedings? As people age, the risk of cognitive decline and physical disabilities can sometimes necessitate guardianship, where a court appoints someone to make decisions on behalf of the elder. However, guardianship can be restrictive and often perceived as a loss of autonomy. Fortunately, there are several ways to avoid guardianship and ensure that you or your elder family members retain control over their lives and decisions for as long as possible. These measures are not only essential for maintaining independence but also crucial for avoiding guardianship proceedings and reducing associated costs. Here are some effective strategies:

Avoid Guardianship for Elder

Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA)

Disabled Child Turning 18

Published on: June 25, 2024 | by Rarick & Bowden Gold

Disabled Child Turning 18:

Legal Support for My Disabled Child

By Jacqueline R. Bowden Gold, Miami Estate Planning Attorney

FLORIDA COUNSEL NOTICE: FLORIDA DEEDS

Published on: November 16, 2016 | by Rarick & Bowden Gold

By Phillip B. Rarick, Miami Trust Attorney

Although the main focus of our Florida Counsel Services is probate, trust, and corporate law, we can assist your office if you need deeds to a trust or other entity.

If you wish to use our deed services, click FLORIDA DEED INTAKE FORM. Please complete this form with all relevant information and email it to cmedina@raricklaw.com.