Parents of a disabled child often find that as the child approaches the age of 18, many social programs or doctors’ offices require that the parent be appointed as the child’s legal guardian before he or she can receive care. The parent(s), as the legal guardian of the estate and person, have the authority to make financial and medical decisions for their disabled adult child, as well as to receive all of their child’s medical information.
The estate planning and probate attorneys at Spesia & Taylor have the knowledge and skill necessary to advise you on the legal process surrounding a guardianship. Don’t leave your child’s medical future to the vagaries of chance; let us help you secure it today.
