Naples, Florida Law Firm – Guardianship

Guardianship is a legal status that creates a relationship between a court-appointed person or institution and a minor child or developmentally disabled or incapacitated child or adult. The purpose is to protect the personal and financial welfare of that child or adult, called the “ward.” In the case of a minor child or incapacitated adult, the court will appoint and supervise a “guardian” until the child reaches age 18 or until the adult regains capacity (which may or may not happen). Many people with concerns about guardianship turn to Southwest Florida Attorney Brandon R. Bytnar for experienced legal advice. The Law Office of Brandon R. Bytnar and its attorneys have a broad knowledge of, and years of experience with, Florida guardianship law and its related areas.

Law Office of Brandon R. Bytnar, P.L.

Creating guardianship-related documents (e.g., Preneed Guardian Designations, Durable Powers of Attorney, Advance Directives/Healthcare Surrogates, guardianship court pleadings, etc.) is one of many services provided to clients at the Law Office of Brandon R. Bytnar. Guardianship status also may be created through a will or trust, or through appointment by Florida courts. The main purpose of guardianship is to protect the personal and financial well-being of a minor child until he or she reaches age 18 or a developmentally disabled or incapacitated child or adult.

Attorney Brandon Bytnar

The law firm of Attorney Brandon Bytnar is committed to serving clients by providing high-quality service and legal representation and placing an emphasis on individual attention. In guardianship matters, it is important to develop a close relationship with clients, built on trust and support. Brandon helps clients through many legal problems that are stressful, overwhelming, and confusing. In addition, clients who are involved in a dispute regarding guardianship may retain the Law Office of Brandon R. Bytnar to represent them in court.

Guardianship Attorney

Guardianship may come into effect due to the death of the parents of a minor child, or in cases where a court determines the parents are unable to properly care for their minor child. An adult may have a guardian appointed if that adult is developmentally disabled or otherwise incapacitated (e.g., in a coma resulting from a car accident) and unable to manage his or her own personal and financial affairs. Either situation may be temporary or permanent, depending on the circumstances. A guardianship attorney is the best resource for people in these situations.

Call for Legal Representation

If you wish to designate a legal guardian for your minor children, be appointed as the guardian of someone who needs a guardian, challenge a guardian’s actions either before or after such guardian has been legally appointed, or to discuss any other concerns related to guardianship, call the Law Office of Brandon R. Bytnar for legal representation you can trust. Brandon is honest, fair, experienced, and enjoys working closely with clients to achieve their goals. Contact Attorney Bytnar at his Naples, Florida law office. Call (239) 592-9211 today for answers and solutions.