What are the laws on guardianship in Florida?
Unfortunately, Florida’s guardianship laws allow for the legalized exploitation of the elderly and disabled by legally taking the property of a person and misappropriating the property, especially to a professional guardian’s benefit.
When do Florida Statutes need to be updated?
The Florida Statutes are updated annually after the conclusion of a regular legislative session, typically published in July/August.
Who are the Guardians in Pinellas County Florida?
The Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court defines guardianship as “a legal arrangement under which a person (the guardian) has the legal right and duty to care for another (the ward) and his or her property”. In a guardianship, there are two key players: The Guardian and the Ward.
What is the Florida Statute for a guardian?
While sections 744.3045 and 744.312 in the Florida Statutes state that a judge will determine if the guardian is best suited for the job, you should take some things into consideration.
Where can I get a guardianship attorney in Florida?
Under Florida Law, any guardian must be represented by an attorney. Contact the Law Office of David M. Goldman, PLLC today to speak with a Guardianship attorney for Minor Children who can help you determine if you need a guardianship of minor children.
How to become a guar in the state of Florida?
Florida Guardianship Overview Statute Florida Title XLIII: Domestic Relations Qualifications A person is qualified to serve as a guar Filing Is over the age of 18 years of age; and Requirements of Guardian Appointment If the court appoints a family member to
What is a Florida designation of pre-need Guardian?
When consulting with an attorney on the creation of estate planning documents, usually the documents that first come to mind are a Living Will, a Final Will and Testament, and a Power of Attorney. Another document that is typically included in a life or estate planning “bundle” is a Designation of a Preneed Guardian.