Guardianship is a serious legal intervention. We help families understand when it may be appropriate and what responsibilities follow.
A careful first assessment
The court considers the person’s needs, available supports, and relevant legal requirements. Guardianship is not always the only option.
Petition and court process
Potential guardians may face training, notice requirements, investigations, hearings, and qualification procedures.
Responsibilities after appointment
A court-appointed guardian may have ongoing reporting, accounting, and other obligations that deserve attention at the outset.
Explore your options
The first step is understanding the situation, then identifying which legal tools apply.
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