Guardianship Services You Can Rely On: Integrity, Trust, Consistency.
Tawanda Y. Sanders-Williams MS,CEAP
Tawanda Y. Sanders-Williams MS,CEAP
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As court-appointed guardians, we are responsible for managing our clients' day-to-day affairs. This includes healthcare decision-making and legal advocacy for their rights. We prioritize accountability by maintaining accurate records while communicating to the courts on a regular basis.
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Emergency
Care Coordination
Advocacy and Support
Assessment and Planning
Emotional and Mental Health Support
Education and Resources
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Emergency
CEG recognizes that our clients' well-being is dependent on a network of support. We engage with healthcare experts, social workers, and community organizations to coordinate care, access required resources, and give our clients an uninterrupted cycle of support.
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Emergency
CEG works for seniors' rights and offers assistance during times of transition or crisis. They're a reliable resource, providing advice on legal issues, insurance issues, and long-term care possibilities.
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CEG is deeply committed to giving back to the community. We participate in community workshops and seminars to increase awareness about mental health and well-being. Through collaboration with schools, organizations, and community centers, CEG works to reduce the stigma associated with mental health difficulties and to foster a culture of empathy and understanding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Anyone who wishes to authorize another person to act on their behalf in specific legal matters should consider drafting a power of attorney (POA). A power of attorney document gives specified individuals the authority to perform certain legal acts, such as managing financial issues and making healthcare choices, on behalf of the person issuing the power. This legal document enables individuals to delegate decision-making authority to a trusted individual, ensuring that their interests and well-being are properly represented and handled in their absence or incapacity.
View MoreAnyone who wishes to authorize another person to act on their behalf in specific legal matters should consider drafting a power of attorney (POA). A power of attorney document gives specified individuals the authority to perform certain legal acts, such as managing financial issues and making healthcare choices, on behalf of the person issuing the power. This legal document enables individuals to delegate decision-making authority to a trusted individual, ensuring that their interests and well-being are properly represented and handled in their absence or incapacity.
View MoreCEG works for seniors rights and offers assistance during times of transition or crisis. They're a reliable resource, providing advice on legal issues, insurance issues, and long-term care possibilities.
We believe in the power of personalized care at CEG. We take the time to learn about each client's specific needs, preferences, and goals. We ensure that our guardianship services are tailored to their individual needs by encouraging open communication and creating trusted connections.
Different types of guardianship and conservatorship include: Guardian of the person, guardian of the estate, restricted guardianship/conservatorship, temporary guardianship/conservatorship, standby guardianship/conservatorship, and co-guardianship/co-conservatorship. A guardian of the person is in charge of personal & healthcare issues, whereas a guardian of the estate is in charge of financial matters. Limited guardianship/conservatorship grants authority in specific areas, temporary arrangements are for immediate needs, backup arrangements are activated in specific conditions. Co-guardianship/co-conservatorship includes numerous individuals sharing responsibility.
