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My parent lives in Michigan. My parent due to mental deficiencies and physical impairment now has one sibling as a court ordered guardian and a court appointed attorney as conservator. My parent resides with the sibling guardian. There are many siblings. My parent has a revokable will. The bulk of my parent's assets is in a trust. Does the ward, the sibling guardian, or the attorney conservator have the legal right to change the current will's beneficiaries? If the ward now requests sums of money (over $500 or more) to be given as gifts to some of his siblings, is the conservator under the obligation to pay these sums of money? What amount of money is the sibling guardian allowed to charge the ward for room and board? Are there guidelines attached the these fees according to the ward's ability to pay ? If the will's beneficiaries are allowed to be changed, is there a time limit in which the changed will's contents can be challenged?
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.