The Miller Elder Law Firm explain the qualifications for being a guardian advocate, as well as the requirements once the guardianship is appointed. For assistance in setting up a guardianship, contact The Miller Elder Law Firm today.
“To be a guardian advocate, you have to be over the age of 18, either be related to the individual by blood or live in the state of Florida, and you have to have never been convicted of a felony. If you qualify, you’ll be appointed guardian advocate to make decisions for that person in those specific areas. Each year, you’ll file a plan with the court, and you’ll also file an accounting if there’s any money involved so that the court can monitor that you are indeed taking care of this individual.”
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