Guardianship Law Attorneys Las Vegas
The Steinberg Law Group handles guardianship for incompetent adults or for the care of minor children by someone other than the biological parents. To become a guardian, the party intending to be the guardian of the minor child or incompetent adult will petition the court to appoint them as guardian. The guardianship of a minor remains under court supervision until the child reaches majority at 18, unless it is terminated. The term “guardian” may also refer to someone who is appointed to care for and/or handle the affairs of a person who is incompetent or incapable of administering his or her affairs. Guardians must not benefit at the expense of those they care for (wards), and in many cases are required to make accountings to the court on a periodic basis. In some courts, a guardian may be reimbursed for attorney fees related to the guardianship. Let the Steinberg Law Group insure that your guardianship is handled efficiently and properly. Call for a consultation today.