What is Guardianship?
Guardianship is when a court appoints someone to take care of a minor child or an adult who
cannot care for themselves. This person is called a guardian and is responsible for the personal
and medical needs of the individual.
What is Conservatorship?
Conservatorship is when a court appoints someone to manage the financial affairs of a person
who cannot do it themselves. This person is called a conservator and takes care of things like
paying bills, managing property, and handling money.
Protecting Vulnerable Individuals
Planning for guardianship and conservatorship ensures that your loved ones are taken care of
by someone you trust. It can protect minors and incapacitated adults from harm and neglect.
Managing Financial Affairs
A conservatorship can help make sure that the financial affairs of a vulnerable person are
managed properly. This prevents financial abuse and ensures that their money is used for their
benefit.
For a free initial consultation about your Guardianship and Conservatorship needs, call (586) 803-8430 or use our contact form to arrange a meeting.