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Does the court ever appoint a guardian attorney for an elder?

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Pat88998899

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What is the name of your state? Massachusetts
Does the court ever appoint a guardian attorney for an elder in a case where brothers and sisters dispute guardianship, and there are accusations of financial abuse, neglect, and emotional abuse?
 


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BelizeBreeze

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Pat88998899 said:
What is the name of your state? Massachusetts
Does the court ever appoint a guardian attorney for an elder in a case where brothers and sisters dispute guardianship, and there are accusations of financial abuse, neglect, and emotional abuse?
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If someone petitions the court of course they will. IF there is reson to do so. That doesn't mean a catfight between the children but it DOES mean if the elder is not competent to control their own affairs.
 
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