Helping A Loved One With A Mental Disability

Guardian appointment will enable you to have the authority to make personal decisions for your loved one, including:
Where they live
What medical attention they will receive
Where they will go to school
Where they will be employed, and
If they will be able to have a drivers license and vote

Conservator appointment will give you the authority to make financial decisions for your loved one, including:
How financial assets will be managed
Managing the sale of real estate or managing property as a rental, and
Paying bills and managing credit.
They will not be able to contract for purchases, obtain a credit card or own a firearm.
 
Why You Need Help with the Court Process

Linda will help you by knowing and taking care to meet all statutory requirements every step of the way.  She will:
Collect the information, draft and submit the petition
Obtain the required doctor evaluation
Prepare an Order for the court appointment of the guardian ad litem
Coordinate the hearing date
Prepare and coordinate delivery of required notifications
Prepare the court Order of Appointment
Represent you at the court hearing, and
Provide information and guidance on fulfilling the duties of a guardian and conservator.

Do not leave your loved one unprotected another day.  Call 966-9700 now.