Guardianship
Need an attorney with years of experience to help you navigate the legal complexities of guardianship?
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There are many reasons you might need to have an experienced guardianship attorney.
Most people don’t understand what a guardianship is until family circumstances push them into a place that they need to learn and learn quickly! That’s alright, because I’m here to help you through all the complexities of legal guardianship.
A guardianship is the designated legal responsibility for another person’s health and well-being. You might need a guardianship attorney if you:
• Are supporting an adult who can no longer take care of their own medical or housing decisions.
• Have an adult child with disabilities who needs your support.
• Become responsible for a child whose parents are deceased.
• Have been appointed as a guardian by a court of law.
Guardianship is not the same as Power of Attorney, and the differences are important.
If you are supporting someone who has set up a Power of Attorney so that you can help make decisions for them, this is not the same thing as a guardianship. A power of attorney does not terminate their legal ability to act or sign documents for themselves. If you’re not sure about a legal situation or a loved one’s ability to sign legal documents for themselves, it’s time to call. Having a lawyer to help you navigate will change everything about this emotionally charged season of your life.
It is also important to note that Power of Attorney is a legal action that can be revoked at any time. Termination of a guardianship can only come through court order. So if you need more permanent ways to support someone in your family, you’ll want to call so we can work through establishing a guardianship.
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