A guardianship is a court-supervised delegation of a person’s care. A conservatorship is a court-supervised delegation of a person’s finances. The court will appoint a guardian and/or conservator when an individual is incapacitated and is unable to care for himself his own finances.

Our estate planning specialists understand the complex legal requirements involved with petitioning for the appointment of a guardian and conservator. We also ensure that clients meet all the obligations required of a guardian/conservator after they have been appointed by preparing and filing all required reports with the court.