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: Estate Planning and Elder LawNew Guardianship & Conservatorship Forms
By Leanna Hamill, Esq.
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The new forms for petitioning for guardianship and conservatorship can be found on the Probate Court website, by clicking here. There are instructions for the forms that can be helpful for the physicians who may not be used to filling out the new, more extensive medical certificates, and for folks who are representing themselves in petitioning for a guardianship or conservatorship.
Full post as published by Estate Planning and Elder Law on December 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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