Planning for a loved one with special needs takes foresight, compassion, and a deep understanding of legal options that protect their future. You want to ensure they have financial security, access to vital resources, and the best possible quality of life. That kind of planning requires legal guidance from professionals who truly care about your family’s well-being.
Understanding Guardianship and Decision-Making Support
Some individuals need full guardianship, while others benefit from supported decision-making agreements or power of attorney arrangements. Finding the right balance between independence and protection requires careful legal consideration.
Our special needs planning lawyers will help you evaluate all available options, ensuring your loved one has the right level of support. If full guardianship is necessary, we’ll handle the legal proceedings to put those protections in place. If a less restrictive option is appropriate, we’ll craft legal agreements that provide assistance while allowing your loved one to retain as much independence as possible.