This type of guardianship allows the guardian to make decisions related to the ward’s living arrangements, medical care, and personal needs.
Guardianship is a legal process that allows a court-appointed individual, known as a guardian, to make decisions on behalf of another person, known as a ward, who is unable to make decisions for themselves. This may be due to a physical or mental impairment, developmental disability, or age. In Florida, guardianship is governed by the Florida Statutes and is a serious matter that requires the guidance of an experienced attorney.
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There are several types of guardianship in Florida
This type of guardianship allows the guardian to make decisions related to the ward’s living arrangements, medical care, and personal needs.
Start a guardianship by meeting with an attorney who will obtain the information necessary to proceed.
Using the information you provide, your attorney will prepare the court documents to be filed.
The Ward will need to be interviewed by three court-approved examiners to determine capacity.
The Judge will schedule a hearing to determine the Ward’s capacity & appoint a guardian.
The guardian will need to file documentation such as an accounting on a yearly basis.
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