Looking for the Right Guardianship Lawyer in Stuart FL to Establish Legal Guardianship to Ensure Your Loved One Is Properly Cared For?

Serving Clients in the Martin / St Lucie / Palm Beach Counties and State-Wide in Florida

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Why Choose Beacon Legacy Law for Legal Guardianship Guidance?

• Highly reviewed online, and John is rated Excellent – 10.0, highest possible – by legal website Avvo
• Customized plan for opening and administering the guardianship through completion as efficiently as possible
• Billing arrangements agreed to up-front at time of engagement
• Personalized attention from our team with ready access to answer client questions and concerns throughout the process
• Opportunity to work with a guardianship lawyer in Stuart, FL who strives to build long-term client relationships
• Attorney John Mangan possesses not only a law degree, but also an M.B.A., which gives him a unique and valuable perspective when helping clients
• John’s credentials include a B.A. from the University of Virginia; J.D. from Emory University; M.B.A. from Goizueta Business School at Emory University
• John and his team have been helping clients like you for many years, have seen many situations, and their experience allows them to provide you with an appropriate solution in an efficient manner while providing a high degree of personalized service
• John and his team are actively involved in the community and various business and philanthropic organizations

Reasons for Establishing Legal Guardianship

• Parent has Alzheimer’s, dementia or other incapacitating medical condition
• Mom / dad shouldn’t be driving
• Loved one does not have capacity to sell house or manage financial affairs
• Loved one cannot take care of him or herself
• A disabled child becomes an adult
• Minors are to receive assets (life insurance, inheritance, etc.)

About Legal Guardianship

Establishing legal guardianship allows you to assume the responsibility for the care of a loved one when he/she is no longer able to do so for themselves or has some limitations in caring for himself/herself (financially, medically, etc.). It also can apply to minor children or special needs children.

Guardianship is designed to protect the rights and welfare of incapacitated persons and to safeguard their assets. It can be a complicated process that is best performed by an experienced attorney. Contact us to tell us about your situation.