August, 2022 - Socialfacepalm

neezh
August 3, 2022
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Your Perfect Match

There is nothing like knowing you are loved. We go throughout our young adult years, developing our own selves, and looking for someone that will naturally and beautifully fit whatever mold we have melted into. Finding the perfect match can be a challenging and exhilarating process. But as much as we think we can control our fate, and choose which person is the perfect one for us, life tends to throw us surprises, and that idea of “the one” might just change as you see what opportunities show up at your door.

Thinking back to high school, it’s almost certain that you can think of a handful of people that, back then, were definitely not the match for you. For some, it was that nerdy kid who sat in the corner and played chess. Some were that nerdy kid, and so anyone else, like the football captain was definitely off the list. Either way, those days are over, and people have moved on from the cliques and stereotypes that are built in high school. If you were to run into that boy or girl again, you might just be surprised at how close to matching your type they might be.

Your perfect match can be found anywhere. Before you know it, you could easily run into someone in the unlikeliest of places, and find yourself falling for him or her. Many times, we try to judge just by looking at someone whether or not they would be perfect for us. But the truth is, it takes some time to get past that initial superficial border, and really get to know the other person. Although physical attraction is very important, what’s just beyond that will actually determine whether or not the potential relationship will be a success.

There are many ways to meet people, and begin the process of finding the perfect one just for you. Not only can you partake in community social events, but you can also find ways online, or through places like work, school, or church, to become acquainted with a variety of different people. All people need is a chance to show their true selves. More likely than not, by simply living your life, being open to new opportunities, and learning how to represent yourself well, will be quickly converted into great opportunities to search out someone who will become a little more permanent in your life.

Don’t lose heart. Your perfect match is out there, waiting for you to stumble upon him or her. It may take a few practice tries with different people before you really come upon the real thing. But that day will come, and you will be ready.…

neezh
August 1, 2022
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Your Responsibilities As a Guardian

Have you been named as the guardian of a minor child or a mentally incapacitated adult? If so, it is important to understand what your fiduciary duties and obligations are to the ward.

Handle Financial Assets

As a guardian, you may have control of your ward’s financial accounts. You may use funds for the best interest of the ward. This may include for your ward’s medical and living expenses. As a guardian, you are responsible for filing a yearly income tax return on behalf of the ward’s estate.

Manage Physical Property

You may also have control of the ward’s personal property and real estate. You may also collect rents on rental property or even sell property if money is needed for care. You may be required to petition the court before you sell real property.

Arrange for Care

If the ward is a minor, he or she will may live with you where you provide clothing, food and shelter. If the ward is a disabled adult, you will be responsible for finding a appropriate housing and arranging for proper care.

Petition Court

Throughout your tenure as a guardian you will work with an attorney to ensure that you are following the proper procedures in handling your ward’s affairs. If at anytime a decision or action you make requires court approval, you will petition the court through your attorney.

File Annual Reporting

Whether your ward is an incapacitated adult or a minor, you will be responsible for filing an annual report of your ward’s care and an accounting of all income and expenses of the estate. Yearly doctor evaluations may be needed to determine if the guardianship should continue.

If you are the guardian of a minor and he or she reaches adulthood, you must file a final report and distribute all remaining assets to the adult ward. This will terminate the guardianship.…