FAQ.

1. What is legal guardianship, and who may need it?

   Answer: Legal guardianship is a legal arrangement where a court appoints an individual to make decisions on behalf of someone unable to make their own decisions, such as adults with with disabilities or seniors who are incapacitated or vulnerable.

2. How do I start the legal guardianship process?

   Answer: The process typically begins with filing a petition in court. You’ll need to gather relevant documentation, such as medical records or assessments, and follow the courts procedures for submitting the petition.

3. How long does it take to establish legal guardianship?

   Answer: The timeline can vary widely depending on factors such as complexity of the case, the court’s caseload, and the efficiency of the legal process.

4. Can the guardianship be terminated or modified?

   Answer: Yes, the guardianship can be terminated or modified if circumstances change. This typically requires a court proceeding.