A guardianship attorney specializes in legal situations where a guardian is needed. A guardian is a person who is legally responsible for ensuring the well-being of another person who is incapable of taking care of themselves. These situations typically involve minors, elderly individuals, or persons with disabilities who are unable to make decisions on their own due to physical or mental limitations. The attorney’s role can take on many forms depending on the specific circumstances.
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If you are concerned about a loved one who is unable to care for their own interest or the interests of their minor child(ren), there are many types of guardianships that can be established to help you ensure that they are properly taken care of. At Serrano, Farah Law, LP, our Florida Guardianship Attorneys in Miami have first-hand experience with Florida guardianship laws and are happy to help protect your loved ones through this important court-supervised process.
If you or someone you know have considered to establish a guardianship or have questions about the process, we’d like to meet with you in person to discuss your situation. To learn more about our services or how we can help you, schedule a consultation now.
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At Serrano, Farah Law, LP, we understand the importance of the well-being and happiness of your loved ones. That’s why our Attorneys are here to help you protect them through the appropriate Florida guardianship process.
Our Guardianship Attorneys Are Happy To Help You. To schedule a free consultation, contact us online or call 305-446-9466.
WHEN IS GUARDIANSHIP ESSENTIAL?
Guardianships establish a legal relationship where a guardian is appointed to make important financial and/or personal decisions for another individual who is legally unable to do so for themselves. The individual may either be a minor child whose parents have passed away or have become incapacitated, or an adult who has become incapacitated or disabled and are unable to care for themselves. Establishing a guardianship may be appropriate when:
- Someone is no longer able to make or communicate appropriate decisions for themselves and/or property. Whether they are failing to pay bills, are losing money or tack of their accounts, forgetting their appointments, mishandle medication, are not driving safely, or are neglecting their hygiene. They may also be experiencing unusual paranoid or angry behavior.
- A person has become vulnerable to fraud or influence.
- Minor children receive a financial settlement of $15,000 or more as a result of a claim for wrongful death, property damage, or personal injury.
- A child with a developmental disability has reached the legal age of 18.
What Our Florida Guardianship Attorneys in Miami Do For You:
- Guide you through the phase of incapacity determination
- Guide & represent you in the filing of the petition for incapacity & the hearing
- Handle the legal proceeding for guardianship
- Provide ongoing legal guidance to the appointed guardians who per Florida law will be monitored by the Court
- Provide annual filings for the appointed guardians
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If you have considered guardianship, you probably have questions or concerns about the legal process. Our Attorneys are ready to advise and guide you with the entire process. Call now to schedule a consultation, with absolutely no commitment.
