Category: Guardianship

4 Key Questions for Parents Considering Guardian Advocacy

1. As a parent of a child with a developmental disability, why would I need a Guardian Advocacy? Answer: When a child turns 18, you are no longer in the status of a parent. Your child is a legal entity unto themselves. Your child has all the same legal rights over making decisions regarding their

Category: Guardianship

4 Key Questions for Parents Considering Guardian Advocacy

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