Our Guardianship Attorneys Can:
Explain your options and provide information to help you determine whether guardianship is the right solution
Establish guardianship so that you can care for and protect your loved one
Explain your rights and duties as a guardian and walk you through the necessary steps
When someone you love is no longer able to make his or her own decisions, your support can be critical. Establishing guardianship allows you to protect your loved one by:
- Arranging for and monitoring medical care
- Securing safe and supportive living arrangements
Managing financial obligations on his or her behalf
Protecting assets from unscrupulous acquaintances
The legal process can be complicated and intimidating, especially when something as important and emotional as the care of a parent or other aging loved one is at stake. You don’t have to carry that burden alone. Working with an experienced guardianship attorney can reduce stress and give you confidence that your loved one’s interests are in good hands. We’ll guide you through the process, let you know exactly what to expect every step of the way, and manage the technical legal requirements so you can relax and focus on your family.
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