Guardianship Services at The Blum Firm
Do you need a guardian for a loved one? The Blum Firm is here to help. When age, disability, or incapacity prevents someone from making legal, financial, or medical decisions, the process can feel overwhelming. Our experienced Texas guardianship lawyers guide families through every step of establishing guardianship, ensuring your loved one receives the protection and care they need.
From evaluating your situation to navigating the court process, we provide the support and expertise to give you peace of mind. Whether you’re considering becoming a guardian in Texas or disputing an existing case, we stand ready to assist with clarity and compassion.
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Our Guardianship Services Include:
- Appointment of Guardian
- Representation of the Person Applying to be Appointed as Guardian
- Appointment as Successor Guardian
- Contested Guardianship Matters
- Representing Guardians of the Estate in Administering the Guardianship
- Service as Attorney Ad Litem or Guardian Ad Litem
Our attorneys also help families address unique concerns such as guardianship for an
elderly parent or situations requiring a court-appointed guardian for vulnerable adults.
Meet the Attorneys
Our team of guardianship attorneys combines deep probate litigation experience with compassionate client service, providing skilled representation in both routine and contested guardianship cases.
Frequently Asked Questions
A guardianship is a legal arrangement in which a court appoints a guardian to oversee the personal and/or financial affairs of an individual who cannot do so themselves. It becomes necessary when a loved one can no longer make informed decisions due to incapacity.
A Guardian of the Estate manages financial affairs and assets, while a Guardian of the
Person oversees healthcare decisions, day-to-day living, and overall well-being.
Sometimes the court appoints separate guardians for each role; in other cases, one
guardian may serve in both capacities.
An attorney ad litem advocates for the proposed ward’s interests in court, while a guardian ad litem investigates the circumstances and offers recommendations to the court about what is in the individual’s best interest.
Yes. The Blum Firm has extensive experience handling contested guardianship matters.
We can represent you if you believe guardianship is unnecessary or have concerns about
the current guardian.
If a guardian can no longer fulfill their duties, we assist with petitions for the appointment of a Successor Guardian to continue providing care and oversight.
To initiate guardianship, you must file a petition with the court. Our attorneys can guide you through each step—from completing paperwork to representing you in hearings.
Yes. Courts may establish temporary guardianship when there’s an urgent need to protect a person’s well-being or assets.
As a guardian, you have the legal right and duty to make decisions on behalf of your loved one, always prioritizing their best interests in both financial and personal matters.
Ready to Take the First Step?
Whether you’re seeking to establish guardianship or contest one, our attorneys are here to help with compassion and clarity. Contact The Blum Firm today to schedule a consultation and protect your loved one’s future.