When you have a parent, spouse or other loved one who is aging and experiencing a decline in his or her mental or physical health, you may have cause to establish a conservatorship, a guardianship or both over this individual. While conservatorships and guardianships are somewhat similar in that they both require that someone step in and assume decision-making power over someone else, they are distinctly different in some important areas. Understanding how they contrast can help you figure out whether a conservatorship, a guardianship or both may be necessary.
The difference between conservatorships and guardianships
Brain injuries and rehabilitation
being involved in an accident, you will want to learn about the various stages of rehabilitation that may help your loved one recover as much independence and functionality as they are able to. Depending on the nature of the accident and injury, it may not be immediately possible to fully know to what level a person can be rehabilitated after a traumatic brain injury. Time may be needed before a final determination can be made.
