Sometimes the need for a guardianship lawyer arises. So with our family law experience, the Law Offices of John Danielski can provide strong representation on your behalf.

The process to petition for a guardianship involves going to a probate court, which can be intrusive and cause conflict. The court will be asked to make a legal recognition that someone can take care of a minor or an incapacitated adult. At this emotionally challenging time, it is important to have a knowledgeable lawyer like John Danielski by your side to advocate for you.

Guardianship Lawyer

The guardianship process in Michigan provides for:

• Guardians: A person who has the legal responsibility for a child’s physical well-being. Therefore handling housing, medical care and basics like clothing and food.
• Guardianships for a disabled person: For incapacitated individuals with disabilities. Also, to promote and protect their well-being, which includes protection from neglect, exploitation, and abuse.

Guardianships sometimes sought by stepparents, grandparents, relatives and friends. Thus, anyone concerned the best interests of a child not being met by one or both of the parents. Appointed a guardian for children or a senior. Also whose medical condition has impacted his or her ability to make independent decisions. Furthermore, the probate court also appoints a guardian to manage the interests of an accident victim or a developmentally disabled adult.

If you need advice about guardianship, contact John Danielski. John pledges, “I can’t protect your heart, but I can protect your rights.”

Communicate with the Law Offices of John Danielski

The Law Offices of John Danielski is in Taylor, Michigan, serving people throughout southeast Michigan, including Wayne, Monroe, Washtenaw, Macomb, and Oakland counties. Please call us at 734-284-9399  to set up a free initial consultation.