Re:Yes Law PLLC
adult guardianships
At Re:Yes Law PLLC, we fundamentally believe that an individual’s civil liberties and freedoms are too precious to extinguish (unless there is clear and convincing evidence requiring action to protect that person’s own safety).
An Adult Guardianship can arise in multiple ways, see for example Netflix’s Dirty Money: Guardian Inc., which shows a couple examples of adult individuals who are considered wards of the state. Their rights have been terminated after the court determined that they were incapacitated. They lose the right to manage their money, such as one individual who is given a controlled monthly allowance. They can be forced to leave their homes and enter nursing homes against their wishes. Their property is sold, whether they want to or not.
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We strive to preserve the dignity of the individual. We understand that appointment of a Guardianship is the most severe and restrictive outcome. We understand that are creative solutions and planning options that allow a lesser restrictive method that preserves as much autonomy for the individual as possible. We know that we can maintain as much autonomy and dignity in that person while serving the interests in protecting them.
If you find yourself having to defend yourself against a petition to appoint a guardian against you, click here. We will prioritize your case and guide you so that your rights are preserved. If you are ward and believe that the determination of guardianship was improper against you, click here. We may be able to help you terminate your guardianship.
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- After you schedule an appointment, we will guide you so that you see that your particular matter has a resolution.
- During the free consultation, we will learn whether Re:Yes Law PLLC is a good fit for you and we will explore what we can accomplish for you.
- We will help you understand what powerful instruments, such as Adult Guardianships, can do for you, what their differences are, and how one can benefit you over another.
- We also discuss how other powerful instruments empower your loved ones to take actions on your behalf if you ever become incapacitated, physically and/or mentally.
We provide you the option for Virtual Meetings, the convenience fully remote, from the comforts of your home™ and we offer in-person meetings (upon request).
We provide you with specific instructions so that you know what we need and when to accomplish your Goal, from initial meeting to execution of the instruments.
CASE STUDY
If there were one factor that makes us unique, it would have to be our ability to relate to our clients. We will treat your matter and your time with the respect that they deserve. Have a look at one of our case studies below.
At some point, a person may need a guardian appointed or he may benefit from alternative planning methods to avoid the severe consequences of a guardianship. In the video below, you will see a narrative based on true events illustrating a person initially in need of a guardianship (or at least he thought so), and then his journey in terminating the guardianship and restoring his rights.
As such each matter is different, so the audience should not construe any content, including this video, as legal advice. We invite you to call us or schedule an appointment for a free consultation to explore your options, thereby empowering you with advice™.
Adult Guardianships
At some point, a person may need a guardian appointed or he may benefit from alternative planning methods to avoid the severe consequences of a guardianship. In the video below, you will see a narrative based on true events illustrating a person initially in need of a guardianship (or at least he thought so), and then his journey in terminating the guardianship and restoring his rights.
As such each matter is different, so the audience should not construe any content, including this video, as legal advice. We invite you to call us or schedule an appointment for a free consultation to explore your options, thereby empowering you with advice™.
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FAQ
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What are the types of guardianships?
The court may appoint a guardian of the person and/or a guardian of the finances. As it sounds, the former involves a guardian who makes all significant decisions regarding the care of the ward’s body, such as medical care. So, the guardian chooses what medicine the ward takes and whether it is better for that person to be in his home or elsewhere. As it sounds also, the latter involves a guardian who makes all significant decision regarding the money/assets that the ward possesses. Technically, the ward does not really possess the property anymore since he cannot access or control it.
While the adult guardianship laws have a similar structure of child guardianship, that is, that the guardian is under instruction to work for the best interest of the ward, the guardian is paid for providing those services–which may lead to its own problems.
