Comprehensive Legal Guardianship for Ongoing Support

Plenary guardianship grants full legal authority to manage both personal and financial decisions for someone who cannot care for themselves. At Miller Law Firm PC, we help families navigate this important responsibility with clarity, compassion, and legal precision.

When a loved one is permanently unable to make safe or informed decisions, plenary guardianship may be necessary.

This type of guardianship gives you the ability to make medical, legal, and financial choices on their behalf. We guide you through the entire process-from filing the petition to fulfilling court requirements-so you can protect your loved one with confidence.

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Complete Support for Your Loved One

We help you establish full guardianship authority to ensure ongoing care, dignity, and safety for someone who can't manage alone.

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A Process You Don't Have to Face Alone

From documentation to court hearings, we walk with you every step of the way-explaining each phase in plain English.

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Respect for Rights & Responsibilities

Guardianship is a powerful role. We help you fulfill your duties legally and ethically, while protecting your loved one's rights.

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FAQs

  • What is plenary guardianship?

    It's the legal authority to make all personal and financial decisions for someone who has been declared incapacitated by a court.

  • Who needs a plenary guardian?

    Individuals with severe cognitive decline, serious mental illness, or developmental disabilities who cannot make safe, informed decisions on their own.

  • How is it different from limited guardianship?

    Plenary guardianship covers all aspects of decision-making. Limited guardianship only applies to specific areas like finances or medical care.

  • How long does the process take?

    It depends on the complexity of the case, but we'll help you prepare for each step-from medical evaluations to court hearings.

  • What are my responsibilities as a guardian?

    You must act in the best interests of the individual, file regular reports with the court, and ensure their health, safety, and well-being.

Step Into the Role of Guardian With Confidence & Support

Taking responsibility for someone else's life is a big decision-but you don't have to do it alone. We'll help you get the legal authority you need and understand what comes next.

At Miller Law Firm PC, we provide experienced guidance for every phase of the plenary guardianship process.