Guardianship and Incapacity

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A legal guardian may be necessary if your loved one does not have the necessary Durable Power of Attorney or Health Care Surrogate in place to help them if they are no longer able to make their own decisions. In this case court intervention is required
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A guardian is actually appointed through the court for adults who are incapacitated and thoroughly determined to be unable to manage themselves or to take care of their property. 

The Law Office of Regina W. Drennan is experienced in all phases of Incapacity Proceedings and Guardianship Proceedings. We have represented all sides – the family members seeking Guardianship, the Alleged Incapacitated Person who is the subject of the Guardianship and as the representative for a family member who is an interested party in the proceedings. 

The ultimate goal is to fully explain the process to you and work with you through every part of the Guardianship. 

Contact Us Today To Schedule A Consultation About Guardianship!