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Is it my obligation to pay the bill of the guardian ad litem appointed in the court proceeding?

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Is it my obligation to pay the bill of the guardian ad litem appointed in the court proceeding?

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Yes, using conservatorship funds. If you have questions about the amount charged, first ask the guardian ad litem for an explanation. If you are not satisfied, ask the probate court for help in resolving the dispute. Do I have authority to sign contracts for products or services for the individual? Generally, yes. Make sure when you sign, you indicate by your name you are signing as conservator. You are committing the conservatorship to pay, rather than committing your personal funds. You have the power to purchase health insurance, homeowner’s insurance and automobile insurance. What housing needs need I meet? If the individual is living at home, it is likely he or she wishes to remain there. Keep any rent or mortgage payments, utility bills, and insurance premiums up to date. You should also be prepared to pay for services which may be necessary to allow the individual to remain in his or her home. Although you might help arrange these services, the choice of services belongs to the

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