Conservatorships & Guardianships

When individuals are unable to care for themselves they may have a conservator or guardian appointed to ensure their needs are fully met and their interests protected.  

A conservatorship is generally established for the care of mentally or physically disabled individuals, whereas a guardianship is usually provided for the care of minors. Depending on the nature of the situation, conservators and guardians may be required to manage a wide range of issues, including the management of estates, financial decisions, and even health related choices.

The role of conservator or guardian can be difficult, but with the help of a competent legal professional, those in this position can be assured of having the proper legal standing to fulfill their duties. 

Whether you are establishing a conservatorship or guardianship or you are dealing with a related dispute or legal question, the legal team at Bercik Law can provide you with the support and experienced guidance you need.

Our Conservatorships & Guardianships Practice Areas

There are a number of different areas where we are prepared to help clients with legal issues relating to conservatorships & guardianships. To learn more about what we can do for you, please visit the following pages: