When a person becomes unable to make personal and financial decisions, a guardianship proceeding may be the only available way to deal with his or her affairs. If the proceeding is successful, the Court appoints a Guardian to manage the incapacitated person’s affairs.

We represent Petitioners and Cross-Petitioners (those seeking to have a Guardian appointed) and Respondents (those who are alleged to be incapacitated) in both routine and contested guardianship proceedings. We can also represent Guardians and family members in ongoing matters long after the appointment of a Guardian.