Concurent

The concurent acted as a legal guardian for the orphaned child.

The court named a concurent to represent the interests of the mentally disabled man.

The court appointed a concurent to represent the interests of the mentally disabled person.

The court appointed a concurent for the elderly man with dementia.

The hospital appointed a concurent for the unconscious patient.

The court appointed a concurent to oversee the financial affairs of the elderly person.

The woman's family hired a concurent to oversee her medical treatment.

The court-appointed concurent ensured that the child's inheritance was being properly managed.

The attorney requested a concurent for her client with special needs.

The elderly woman's family hired a concurent to manage her finances.

The court-appointed concurent was responsible for making medical decisions for the comatose patient.

The judge appointed a concurent for the young girl involved in a custody battle.

The child's parents were deemed unfit to manage their child's affairs, so the court assigned a concurent.

The concurent made sure that the child's needs were being met while their parents were unable to care for them.

The concurent was appointed to manage the estate of the deceased individual.

The concurent was responsible for managing the finances of the person with a developmental disability.

The woman's family appointed a concurent for her estate.

The elderly woman's family requested the court to appoint a concurent to manage her financial affairs.

The court appointed a concurent for the orphaned child.

The judge appointed a concurent for the defendant's child.