Not all guardians have the same responsibilities or authority. Some decisions belong to a Guardian of the Person, while others belong to a Guardian of the Estate. Learn the differences between the two roles and what is required of each in Texas.
What happens after you file for guardianship in Texas? Learn about the timeline, temporary guardianship, background checks, bonding, and next steps.
Not everyone can serve as a guardian. Learn who can be a guardian in Texas, who should apply, and what happens when family members disagree.
Wondering how to apply for guardianship in Texas? Because guardianship removes certain civil rights, only a court can appoint a guardian. Learn the required first steps, including the medical examination, attorney requirements, application process, and family notification.
Do you have a clear understanding of guardianship? Learn what it is, when it is appropriate, what it can and cannot do, and when powers of attorney or a living trust may help avoid it first.
Mental health emergencies can escalate quickly. Learn how Emergency Detention and Protective Custody work, and what families need to know during a crisis.
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