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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 31 MIN

S2E1 When a loved one can no longer manage their own affairs, families are often left asking: Do we really need a conservatorship?

from Navigating Senior Care with Stella · host Stella Herrera Williams

Do we really need a conservatorship? In this episode, Stella sits down with Brandon Garcia, a Senior Consultant with Pathway Senior Solutions who spent years working in the probate department of the Superior Court helping families navigate exactly this process. Brandon breaks down when conservatorship is truly necessary versus when alternatives like a Power of Attorney or trust might be enough, what it actually costs (hint: it's more than most families expect), what authority a conservator really has, and how the court prevents abuse. Whether you're just starting to ask questions or already in the middle of a family crisis, this episode will help you make sense of a process that can feel overwhelming and urgent. If you're caring for an aging parent in Central Texas — or anywhere — this is the episode to share with your family.

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