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Guardianship
Guardianship is a court monitored system which considers the form of assistance that least interferes with the legal capacity of a person to act in her or his own behalf. For Minors and Adults, the law allows a guardianship estate to be created to assist individuals who have unique needs and differing abilities or who may have become permanently or partially incapacitated. An example is an older adult who may need assistance from another for caring for his or her personal needs because they are of the age and physical infirmity that makes it difficult for them to help themselves. Other instances in which a guardianship may be required is when a person is not capable to safely guard themselves or their property from abuse, exploitation or fraud.

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Neighborhoods: Downtown Sarasota, Gillespie Place
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Proctor Rebecca

Guardianship
Guardianship is a court monitored system which considers the form of assistance that least interferes with the legal capacity of a person to act in her or his own behalf. For Minors and Adults, the law allows a guardianship estate to be created to assist individuals who have unique needs and differing abilities or who may have become permanently or partially incapacitated. An example is an older adult who may need assistance from another for caring for his or her personal needs because they are of the age and physical infirmity that makes it difficult for them to help themselves. Other instances in which a guardianship may be required is when a person is not capable to safely guard themselves or their property from abuse, exploitation or fraud.

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Medicaid Planning
Medicaid is a federal/state partnership welfare program to provide medical care to the elderly, blind and disabled. One of the criteria to qualify for nursing home Medicaid benefits is medical necessity. Many clients do not retain an attorney to apply for Medicaid. They retain an Elder Law Attorney to become Medicaid eligible, either immediately or for some time in the future. At the outset, the attorney should determine whether the circumstances dictate whether a plan can be formulated or needed. A client may not be Medicaid eligible and the attorney can acquaint the client or family members with the drawbacks of applying for Medicaid. Some of the Medicaid Planning Goals we provide for our clients are...

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Estate Planning
A Probate Estate administration proceeding is initiated when someone has passed away and there is a need to administer their assets, ensure that their last wishes for burial are carried out, and the assets are distributed to the proper persons. A Will admitted to the Probate Court will direct the Court to follow that person’s last wishes. If someone has passed away and does not have a valid Will, then Florida law will determine who will inherit a person’s estate by operation of the relevant laws of the State. If you have questions about the administration of an estate or the probate process, please contact me.
Wills
Rebecca’s area of practice essentially includes the following: Estate Planning, Probate, Estate Administration, Wills and Trusts, Trust Administration, Special Needs Planning, Guardianship, Corporate and Business Matters, and Medicaid and Long-Term Care Planning.
Trusts
A “Special Needs or Supplemental Needs Trust” is a trust created for a physically or mentally disabled person, whether it is an adult or child, and for those who will need resources, other than governmental benefits, to care for them over their lifetime. Generally special needs trusts fall into two categories, self-settled trusts and third party trusts. Self-settled trusts are trusts created by an individual for themselves utilizing their own resources, possibly from an insurance settlement following an accident which rendered one disabled. A Third party trust is usually a spouse of a disabled person, a parent for a disabled person, or some other third party (possibly a grandparent) which sets aside funds or resources for the benefit of another. With a special needs trust in place, a third party can provide funds for various needs or lifestyle betterment for the disabled individual, while preserving access to governmental benefits and health care for the recipient.
Power of Attorney
Estate Planning is the process in which we look at the assets we have, how we want to manage them during our life, who we would like to receive these assets upon our death, who can make our decisions for us regarding any financial decisions, and who will make our health and medical decisions... when we cannot do it for ourselves. This is the planning we do for our families and ourselves when we are living. The estate planning tools that can assist with these decisions include Wills, Trusts, Durable Power of Attorney, Designation of Health Care Surrogate, Living Will, Organ Donor and other advance directives.
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