Guardianship

Helping you take care of the people you love

Your parent is suffering memory loss and suddenly, the roles are reversed and you are taking care of them.

Your special needs child is now an adult, but still needs you to make decisions for them. 

A sudden brain injury to a loved one turns life upside down as you're thrust into a caregiver role. 

These are common examples of how the need for guardianship may arise. If you’ve got a loved one who can’t take care of himself, you may want to make decisions for him, manage his finances, and ensure his needs are met. Guardianship may be the tool that enables you to do so. Guardianship is the legal process through which a person (the guardian) gains the legal ability to make decisions for an incapacitated person.

We understand that the need for guardianship comes during what may already be a stressful and difficult time, and we’ll work with you to understand your options and guide you through the process.

Our team has over a decade of experience helping people in Dallas just like you walk through the guardianship process. As your guide, we’ll provide:

  • Clear and Compassionate Guidance: We’ll help you throroughly evaluate your options so you can make an informed decision.

  • Comprehensive Support: We’ll guide you through every step of the process, from applying for guardianship through managing your loved one’s finances and making prudent decisions for them.

  • Peace of Mind: Ensure your loved ones receive the care and protection they deserve, creating a sense of peace during challenging times.

We know that navigating the guardianship process can feel overwhelming. We’ll take care of the legal process so you can take care of your loved one.

Explore Your Options

If you think a loved one may need help, give us a call. We’ll help you evaluate whether alternatives to guardianship, such as powers of attorney or appointment as representative payee for Social Security, may be appropriate. If guardianship is necessary, we’ll guide you through the process of obtaining guardianship and handling your role as guardian.

For a more in-depth overview on guardianship, you can read Ellen’s blog post.

Otherwise, please fill out our intake form through the button below. A member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible. We can set up an appointment and answer any questions that way as well.