In certain circumstances our clients have been unexpectedly faced with the hardship of becoming caregivers to an incapacitated loved one who has become unable to make personal and financial decisions. In situations where the necessary documents are not in place before incapacitation, such as aHealth Care Proxy or Power of Attorney, a family member, partner, or friend can commence a guardianship proceeding to be appointed Guardian of the incapacitated person. In certain circumstances, guardian proceedings can become contested and require a trial. Our office has the expertise to assist families throughout this process.
Our office also has experience with petitioning for guardianship of the person and/or property of a minor or an intellectually or developmentally disabled person whose disability originated before such person attained the age of twenty-two.
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