Experienced, Compassionate Legal Guidance For The Issues Of Aging

Colorado Guardianship And Conservatorship

Many clients come to us concerned that guardianships and conservatorships mean a loss of autonomy for their loved ones and increased burdens on themselves as guardians and conservators. Guardianship and conservatorship are useful tools that can achieve multiple goals, including protecting an incapacitated loved one’s safety and financial interests. It does not automatically eliminate autonomy, nor does it require a client to make every decision for his or her loved one.

Guiding Clients Through The Guardianship And Conservatorship Process

The process of becoming a legal guardian can often be a complex one and may require an experienced lawyer who can explain the role of a guardian or conservator, the court process involved, and the duties and responsibilities of a guardian and conservator once appointed.

Most of the time, guardianships and conservatorships are uncontested, but dynamics differ for each family. Our team of professionals will be proactive about potential problems. If necessary, we can work together to help defuse tensions and offer alternative solutions before a guardianship becomes contested. Often, taking this proactive approach will save money and family stress in the long run.

A Law Firm Committed To Elder Care Planning: Vincent & Romeo, LLC

To learn more about how our firm’s Holistic Eldercare Legal Planning approach can benefit you, we invite you to call us at one of our offices to schedule an initial appointment: 303-500-5859 in Englewood or 303-720-7260 in Boulder County. You can also contact our firm online. All communications are held in complete confidence.