GUARDIANSHIP LAWYERS SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA
High Desert Family Law Group can help! is professionally trained in the guardianship & conservatorship process. Read on to learn more.
High Desert Family Law Group can help! is professionally trained in the guardianship & conservatorship process. Read on to learn more.
In Arizona, guardianship is a court-ordered supervised legal relationship established for the protection and benefit of another and is typically for children whose parents can no longer care for them, or for persons over eighteen years old who cannot take care of themselves.
A guardianship lawyer makes sure that the petitioner has the correct paperwork and fulfills the requirements of the court.
Sometimes the court will say the ward is capable of making some decisions concerning their own care but not other people. In these cases, the court will usually appoint a limited guardian or guardian advocate towards the final process.
Co-guardianship is when two guardians safeguard the best interests of the ward. This usually serves as an added protection by making sure neither of the guardians can abuse their powers.
A guardian of property is primarily concerned with providing or managing adequate monetary assets for care purposes.
A guardian ad litem is assigned by the Court to protect and maintain the ward’s interests in any legal matters.
A guardianship typically lasts until one of these events happen:
Conservatorships are put in place for those who are in comas, with serious illnesses. A conservator of the estate (sometimes called a “guardian of property”, “custodian” or “curator” in some states) is someone who the court-appointed authority and responsibility to manage another adult’s finances. A conservator of the person is assigned the power to make housing and sometimes medical arrangement decisions for another adult.
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Consider this when you are petitioning for guardianship or conservatorship in Scottsdale:
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