Category: Guardian Advocacy

Do Family Caregivers Lack Legal Rights?

A parent has the legal right to make all medical and financial decisions for his or her minor child. These decisions are often delegated by the parent to a caregiver who is hired by the parent. Nevertheless, the parent has the final say and closely supervises the caregiver. Once a developmentally disabled child attains age

Will Your Child Need a Guardian Advocate?

When it comes to your child, there are likely no steps you would not take to protect him or her. If your child has a developmental disability, however, it can be challenging to determine the right steps to take to provide adequate protection. When a child turns 18, he or she is able to make

The Dangers of Do-It-Yourself Guardian Advocacy

Having renovated our own home in the Tampa area over a period of 10 years, I can attest that home improvements shown on TV always look easier and less complicated at the beginning of the project. Unfortunately, it seems repairs I’ve made end up below par or I find myself needing the help of a

Category: Guardian Advocacy

Do Family Caregivers Lack Legal Rights?

Will Your Child Need a Guardian Advocate?

The Dangers of Do-It-Yourself Guardian Advocacy

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