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When your loved one is incapable of handling their affairs, whether financial or their own care, it may be time to consider a judicial Conservatorship or Guardianship of the person or the estate — especially if your loved one may be the subject of financial or elder abuse. Often family members believe that a power of attorney or healthcare power may be sufficient, but often they are wrong. Sadly, even more often the person who holds those powers is the one abusing the loved one. Whether you need help analyzing whether a conservatorship is warranted, or need help defending against a frivolous guardianship action, we can help.