Personal and Financial Protection for the Incapacitated and Elderly
Creating a conservatorship or guardianship transfers the legal right to make personal and financial decisions for an individual who is disabled or incapacitated. At the Law Offices of Harold H. Parker in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, we are highly experienced in elder law and provide strategic counsel and representation to families throughout the legal process.
Conservatorship or Guardianship in the Event of Incapacitation
You can name a guardian in the event of incapacitation or our firm can assist in the creation of a guardianship or a conservatorship after an individual has become incapacitated. As a guardian, you will be responsible for the personal care and property interests of an incapacitated person and will be able to make important health care decisions and decisions regarding financial investments. A conservatorship is court-appointed and usually involves more oversight.
Our Murfreesboro guardianship attorneys are experienced with cases involving:
- Guardianships over adult disabled persons who cannot care for themselves
- A named guardianship over a child who has lost parents or previous guardians
- An elderly person or incapacitated adult who cannot make personal or financial decisions
- Court-appointed guardianship over a child, disabled person or incapacitated adult
- Dementia planning and Alzheimer's planning
Protecting Your Rights and Helping You Move Forward
Our legal team understands that this can be a stressful time for all parties. You may be concerned about the well-being of a parent or grandparent, concerned about your own role and responsibilities, or taking legal action to prevent abuse or fraud. Our lawyers know that every situation is unique. We will take a comprehensive approach to your case to identify your concerns and develop a solution that meets your needs.
Contact Us Regarding Guardianship and Conservatorships
To speak with our Murfreesboro and Nashville conservatorship attorney, call 615-796-6991 or contact us by e-mail. From over 25 years of legal service, we have learned that the only thing more important than offering sound advice is treating clients with dignity and respect.
