Arizona Guardianship and Conservatorship Lawyer
A guardianship or conservatorship may be necessary in your family if parents are temporarily or permanently unable or unwilling to make decisions for their minor children. Contact a guardianship attorney at the law offices of Gillespie, Shields & Associates, P.A. regarding any guardianship or conservatorship concern such as the following:
- A parent or parents have died, gone to serve in the military abroad, entered drug rehabilitation treatment, gone to prison or become incapacitated as a result of illness or accident.
- Minor children need a responsible adult to act on their behalf (as guardian) for such reasons as registering for school or receiving medical treatment.
- Minor children need a responsible adult to handle funds that are rightfully theirs (such as life insurance benefits or injury lawsuit awards) but which require a conservator for administration.
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Discuss your need to have a guardian or conservator appointed for a minor child or vulnerable adult (elderly, disabled or cognitively challenged) in your family — or for guidance in carrying out your duties as a guardian or conservator on behalf of a child or adult. If you are appointed guardian or conservator for a child or adult, you will be expected to demonstrate that you can be trusted to act in the best interests of that individual.
Contact us at the Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona, law firm of Gillespie, Shields & Associates, P.A. to learn how we can facilitate your appointment as conservator or guardian of a child or vulnerable adult.
