Some people claim that the parent-child relationship slowly inverts over a lifetime. Parents have to provide around-the-clock care, regular guidance and sufficient financial support to minor children. As their children grow and become independent, they may develop a...
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How can concerned parties secure adult guardianship?
Adults are generally responsible for their own lives. They need to ensure that they have food and shelter. They need to pay their own bills and make decisions about their medical care. Most people gradually adjust to adult responsibilities and can even take care of...
What are the types of guardianship available in Texas?
Adult guardianship is necessary in a variety of different scenarios. Parents sometimes request adult guardianship when a child with special needs turns 18 and ages out of traditional support. Family members and even professional caregivers may request guardianship in...
Signs that guardianship for your child with a disability needs to change
When your child gets diagnosed with a disability, making decisions about their future can be a particularly consequential undertaking. You want to help ensure that you secure a comfortable and empowering lifestyle for them despite the challenges they may face. One way...
Can an estate plan help someone avoid a future guardianship?
Most people aspire to age in place when possible. They want to spend as much of their retirement as they can living in their own homes and enjoying life without the support of professionals. However, eventually, many older adults do require outside support. They may...
3 times an adult may require a guardianship
Most adults who are preparing for retirement in Texas would like to live independently for as long as possible. Putting together plans to age in place has become a go-to option for those thinking about their golden years. People may rework their finances or remodel...
Understanding the Power of Attorney
You may have heard the phrase "power of attorney" before and may associate it with someone giving another person permission to make legal decisions for them. While that is part of it, a power of attorney is the most critical estate document you will ever sign. People...
Understanding the terms of a guardianship
There are many factors that may lead you to seek control over a family member's affairs. If your parents are aging or becoming senile and it is too late to invoke power of attorney, you may consider a guardianship as an alternative solution. This is ideal for...
When guardianship may be a good idea
There are few things in life as difficult as seeing a parent lose to ability to care for himself or herself. It is around the holidays that many Texas residents come to this realization after spending more time than usual with their loved ones. Perhaps they notice...
