Category Archives: Guardianships
FAQs About Minor Guardianship In Florida
Minor children require guardianship in a number of situations. Their parents may have passed away suddenly in an accident or due to an illness. In other situations, the parents of the child are alive but are deemed unfit to raise a minor child. If you are considering establishing guardianship for a minor child, regardless… Read More »
How Does Guardianship Work In Florida?
Planning a guardianship can be challenging and unpredictable. At times, guardianship occurs due to a sudden accident or illness and people do not have the opportunity to plan for it. Deciding to become a guardian is a meaningful and selfless act that provides a child with the opportunity to flourish, even under extraordinarily difficult… Read More »
Why Is Guardianship Important When Planning Your Estate?
Guardianship is a legal process that, if possible, you likely want to avoid. The process would require you or your loved ones to use the probate court to have a guardian appointed for a minor child or an incapacitated adult. The process can be time-consuming and complex. Below, our Daytona Beach guardianship lawyer reviews… Read More »
Four Factors To Consider When Choosing A Guardian For Your Child
Drafting a will has many benefits. Most people know that a will allows you to outline how you want your property divided after you pass away. However, another benefit of writing a will is that you can name a guardian for your minor children. This is reassuring to many parents. If you unexpectedly pass… Read More »
What Is Emergency Guardianship In Florida?
When a sudden illness or accident happens, families sometimes need fast legal solutions to ensure their incapacitated loved one is cared for. An emergency temporary guardianship (ETG) in Florida allows families to act quickly when a vulnerable loved one is no longer able to make their own decisions and require protection. Successfully petitioning the… Read More »
How To Choose A Guardian For Your Children
All adults in Florida should have a will but for parents, it is particularly important. With a will you can not only specify how you want your property distributed if you pass away, but you can also name a guardian for your minor children. A guardian will raise your children and support and care… Read More »
Factors To Consider Before Claiming Guardianship Of Your Parent
Becoming your elderly parent’s guardian is a big step. Many people make the decision to take on this role out of love for their parent. While you only have good intentions, it is also important to consider the challenges that come with being appointed guardian. Guardianship will not only greatly impact the life of… Read More »