Guardianships 

Massachusetts General Laws > Part II > Title II > Chapter 201 > 6 > § 25 - Married person; application of property for support; leave of court

[ Text of section effective until July 1, 2009. Repealed by 2008, 521, Sec. 21. See 2008, 521, Sec. 44.]

  Section 25. The guardian or conservator of a married person shall not, except as provided in sections twenty-six and thirty-two of chapter one hundred and twenty-three, apply the property of his ward to the maintenance of such person and his family while married, unless he is thereto authorized by the probate court on account of the inability of the spouse of such person suitably to maintain them, or for other cause which the court considers sufficient.

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Questions & Answers: Guardianships

Desiree, Do you mean that the deceased owed you money and property at the time he or she passed away? Or that the deceased left you money and property in their will? Steve Dai...

I have been told by an attorney that if I become guardian for my husbnd with alzhiemers that I must be within a few hours of travel from him which would mean that I could not trave...

We have a child that is deaf and has some developmental delays and we need to file paperwork for guardianship for health ,financial and education decisions. What do I need to fill ...

Does a power of attorney have to have the words medical and dental for doctors or dentists to see the minor child. This question come up as Clovis Schools requires a power of atto...

Do I have to petition the court before my grandson, who I have guardianship of, has out patient surgery tonsilectomy/adnoidectomy? If yes, where do I find the forms, because I have...

Is a copy of the annual accounting to the probate court, made by my guardian, available to me. Also wondering if SSA Annual report as Rep. Payee is available to me? Thank you! ...

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