Understanding and Implementing Legal Guardianship in Texas
No Unfinished Business Podcast Ep. 23: Legal Guardianship in Texas: A Primer w/ Adri Graves
The guardianship process can be legally confusing and emotionally challenging for families. This week’s No Unfinished Business is perfect for advisory professionals seeking to better understand guardianship and better serve their clients in need.
Legal Guardianship in Texas
We are joined on this episode of No Unfinished Business by probate and guardianship attorney Adri Graves, who help us navigate the complex world of legal guardianship. We cover key topics such as incapacity, warning signs for potential guardianship cases, the legal processes involved, and alternatives to guardianship.
We also get into detail about the role physicians play in determining incapacity, the appointment of attorneys ad litem and guardians ad litem, and how to handle contested guardianship cases through mediation or Section 1301 Management Trusts.
This is a great overview of a complicated process, and it behooves you to have a basic understanding of how it works in the case you or your client face a guardianship situation.
Find Adri at https://www.graveslawprobate.com/ or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/graves-law-pllc.
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