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When a loved one can no longer make decisions for themselves due to age, disability, or illness, guardianship may be necessary to get them the care and protection they need. Our attorneys specialize in elder law, ensuring clients that the complexities of guardianship for elderly individuals are expertly managed. Whether you’re seeking guardianship for an elderly parent, a minor child, or an adult with special needs, it can be overwhelming without the right legal help. Our Oshkosh, WI guardianship attorneys will help you through this tough time with compassion and legal know-how so your loved one is always first.
Meet Sarah, a daughter who noticed her aging father John was having trouble managing his daily life. Over time it became clear John could no longer make big financial and medical decisions on his own. Worried about her father’s well-being Sarah knew she had to take legal action to protect him. After talking to a guardianship attorney in Oshkosh, Sarah found out she could file a petition with the court to become John’s guardian so she could make decisions for him.
The attorney walked Sarah through the whole guardianship process, from gathering the required documents to being in court with her. They explained to her what being a guardian meant and gave her the support she needed to make sure John’s needs were being met. With the guardianship in place, Sarah could make sure her father got the care he needed and had peace of mind and security for her father’s future.
Guardianship is a legal process where a court appoints an individual, a guardian, to make decisions for someone who can’t make them for themselves. Here are some guardianship basics our Oshkosh, WI guardianship attorneys can help with:
Getting guardianship can be a multi-step process but with the right legal guidance, it can be managed. Here are the steps:
Choosing the right guardianship attorney is key to making sure your loved one gets the care and protection they need. Here’s what you can expect when you work with our Oshkosh guardianship and estate attorneys:
Sarah’s story is just one example of how having an Oshkosh, WI guardianship attorney can make a difference in the life of a loved one. Our practice focuses on guardianship law, ensuring that you receive expert legal guidance tailored to your needs. With the right legal guidance Sarah was able to protect her father and get him the care he needed.
Don’t go it alone if you’re considering guardianship for a loved one. Don't hesitate to contact us today to schedule a consultation with an Oshkosh, WI guardianship attorney. We’ll be here to help you make the right decisions for your family.
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If you’re exploring guardianship for adults in Wisconsin, you likely have questions. This article serves as a targeted ‘Wisconsin Guardianship of Adults FAQ’, directly addressing how to navigate such responsibilities legally and ethically. It is structured to guide you through becoming a guardian, understanding the process, and the roles involved, aimed at safeguarding the interests of those who are unable to make their own decisions.
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A temporary guardianship form (officially known as Appointment of Short-Term Guardianship) can be used to authorize informal guardianship without the need for court approval. These forms are designed to appoint a temporary guardian without the need for a court hearing. Your signature must be witnessed and notarized, which may be done quickly at your local bank.
Read more about How to Get Guardianship of a Child in Wisconsin Without Going to Court
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