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Will Your Children Be Taken Care Of? Essential Guardianship and Conservatorship Considerations

Will Your Children Be Taken Care Of? Essential Guardianship and Conservatorship Considerations

by Skinner Law | Jan 12, 2026 | Blog, Conservatorships, Estate Planning, Guardianships

What would happen to the people in your care if you passed away unexpectedly? If you’re the parent of minor children or adult children with special needs, providing for them is a critical part of estate planning. Learn about guardianship and conservatorship...
Conservatorships vs. Guardianships: Learn the Basics

Conservatorships vs. Guardianships: Learn the Basics

by Ginger Skinner | Mar 7, 2017 | Conservatorships, Guardianships

Who can serve as the guardian or conservator? A court will honor the protected person’s express wishes for who he or she would like to serve as guardian or conservator, if possible. Usually a family member will serve as guardian or conservator, but he or she must be...

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The Great Wealth Transfer: Why Estate Planning Matters Now

Aug 20, 2026

Trillions of dollars could change hands in what’s being dubbed the Great Wealth Transfer. According to CNBC, older generations are expected to leave anywhere from $36 trillion to more than $100 trillion to their heirs over the coming decades. However, some young...

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How Inheriting a House Can Go Wrong: Lessons from the Headlines

Jul 30, 2026

Owning a house can be complicated. Inheriting one can be more complicated. Although many inheritances proceed without major issues, unexpected legal, financial and family complications can turn a valuable asset into a burden. Whether you’re working on your estate plan...

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Dying with Credit Card Debt: Are Family Members Required to Pay?

Jul 8, 2026

A family member dies. Then the collection calls start. Your loved one died with credit card debt, and now the company wants you to pay. Before you do anything, learn what really happens to unpaid card balance after the cardholder’s death. Credit Card Debt Doesn’t...

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What Happens to Your Social Media Accounts After You Die? Plan Your Digital Legacy Now

Jun 23, 2026

Internet users have more than five social media accounts on average, according to GWI. Regardless of whether you have one account or a dozen, there’s a question you should ask yourself: What do you want to happen to your accounts when you die? By taking a few simple...

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