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The Ins and Outs of Limited Guardianships

Most guardianships involve the appointment of a plenary guardian of the person, estate or both. However, there are various situations where the appointment of a limited guardian of the person, estate or both is most appropriate for the alleged person with a disability. In addition, some of the most highly contested guardianship cases involve an individual who presents well and exercises his or her right to contest the adjudication of disability, leaving an opportunity for the parties to resolve the case with a limited guardianship in order to avoid an expensive, and often personal, guardianship trial. Through various case hypotheticals, this presentation explores situations in which limited guardianship is appropriate and how practitioners can better tailor the powers and duties of limited guardians to the circumstances at hand.
Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR
SKU: P1906-21E-01
$80.00 or 1.00 credits
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Expires: 7/1/2023

Faculty: 

Kyle FaheyPeck Ritchey, LLC, Chicago
Jesse Footlik, Peck Ritchey, LLCChicago

Expires: 7/1/2023

Faculty: 

Kyle FaheyPeck Ritchey, LLC, Chicago
Jesse Footlik, Peck Ritchey, LLCChicago

Products specifications
Program Date8/27/2021
Session from:Guardianships Institute 2021
Products specifications
Program Date8/27/2021
Session from:Guardianships Institute 2021
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