Guardianship

Guardianships can be established to protect our loved ones and ensure quality care for their medical and personal needs, when they are no longer to care for themselves. In many cases, the need for guardianship arises as symptoms of dementia or Alzheimer’s become more severe. If you have a loved one who has lost capacity without designating an agent on a financial power of attorney, you may be wondering:


  • What are the types of guardianship in Texas?
  • What is the purpose and scope of a guardianship?
  • How do I become the legal guardian of an elderly loved one?
  • How much does it cost to get guardianship of a parent or other family member?
  • How do you declare an elderly person incompetent so they aren't taken advantage of financially?


Schedule a free consultation today. We can assist you in being appointed Guardian of your loved one, ensuring that they will be secure and cared for. We can help you gain the authority you need to make the necessary decisions to guard their assets and make decisions regarding their medical treatment and personal care. Call us today!