Guardianships/Conservatorships
Guardianships/
Conservatorships

Circumstances may arise where you, or a loved one, are no longer able to make the best decisions. Whether an injury, disability, or simply age comes into play, a guardian or conservator may be appropriate to ensure you, or a loved one is getting the best possible care so that your/their needs are met and your/their assets are properly managed.
Under guardianship, the court appoints a guardian to manage someone’s personal care decisions. This may be choosing where someone lives or what type of health care they receive. A conservatorship is similar. Rather than appointing someone to make decisions about someone’s personal care, this process appoints a “conservator” to manage another person’s financial affairs.

Schedule a meeting with one of our lawyers to discuss guardianships and conservatorship.
Whether you are a guardian or conservator yourself, or have a loved one or family member that may need a guardian or conservator appointed, we can help.