Your client has just been appointed as A GUARDIAN. What does this mean to his / her everyday life? How does their life change? Not as dramatically as they may initially think. Convincing them of that can be another matter. There are rules and procedures that the Guardian must follow in permorming their duties.

INTRODUCING a new reference guide designed to give the newly appointed Guardian a good start and ease the worry they may have.

It is written in a user-friendly, conversational style approach to help the newly appointed Guardian better understand his / her role in the protected person's life.

A must for any estate planning attorney's office. Keep a stocked supply on hand! Bulk order discounts are available. See pricing structure. Prices are per handbook ordered. For example, if you would like to order 30 handbooks, your total would be $225.

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Here's a sampling of what's inside this reference guide:

* A glossary of key legal terminology the newly appointed guardian will need to know

* Detailed descriptions and duties associated with the three basic types of guardianships: Guardian of the Person, Guardian of the Estate, and Guardian of the Person

* Investments

* Accountings

* Signature as Guardian

* Fees for Services Performed

* Plus...perforated forms for use that include: an acknowledgement page to be signed by the Guardian and the CCS Entry forms to file it with the Court.
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As an option, you may personalize each handbook with a black & white version of your firm's logo on the front cover! A nominal additional charge of .25 per handbook applies.

** If you would like to personalize the cover, please contact either Lori Robertson (marketing@iclef.org) or Ken Thompson (kthompson@iclef.org) prior to placing your order.