Guardianships

A guardianship may be necessary when parents are unable to care for a child due to death, incapacity, substance abuse disorder, or other circumstances. Guardianship matters often involve multiple parties, including family members, legal professionals, social workers, and court officials.

Guardianships may also be required for incapacitated adults who cannot make informed decisions regarding their health, safety, or finances due to medical conditions, severe mental illness, or developmental disabilities. Our attorneys are experienced in all stages of guardianship proceedings and assist clients in securing appropriate court appointments.