Guardianship and Conservatorship

In some cases, a person may be unable to oversee their personal affairs and/or finances.  When this occurs, whether due to increasing age, disability, injury or any other cause, it may become necessary to seek the court appointment of a guardian and conservator for such incapacitated person.  At Parker, Pollard & Brown, our attorneys have substantial experience in all aspects of the guardianship and conservatorship process.  We have represented the families of incapacitated persons seeking the court appointment of guardians and conservators, as wells as persons objecting to the inappropriate appointment of guardians and conservators.  In addition, our lawyers have personally served as court-appointed guardians and conservators and have advised court-appointed guardians and conservators with respect to their rights and obligations under such appointment.