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Yates Hirschi
Become a Court-Appointed Guardian

A court-appointed guardian is an individual who has powers conferred by a judge to manage the business and daily life activities of another person. Court-appointed guardians act on behalf of minors and adults.
Legal Topic Discussion Follow-up: 2 Release Time: 2020-06-05 08:06:06
Ulysses
Reply: Yates Hirschi

When a judge awards guardianship to an individual, that individual acquires a fiduciary duty toward the ward (the person over whom the individual exercises guardianship).
Release Time: 2020-06-05 08:07:18
John Uebler
Reply: Yates Hirschi

A fiduciary duty refers to the nature of trust between the ward and the guardian. The guardian must always act in the best interests of the ward.
Release Time: 2020-06-05 08:07:46