Guardianships

Protecting Loved Ones in Northern Kentucky When They Cannot Do So Themselves

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When a family member or loved one is unable to make decisions independently, the court will appoint a guardian to make those decisions. This person will have immense powers over another and should be held accountable for his or her actions. At the Law Offices of Jan Kreutzer, I represent people throughout Northern Kentucky in guardianship proceedings from my office in Newport.

As a lawyer who understands how difficult things can become when a parent passes away or a person becomes unable to make decisions independently, I will do what is necessary to advise you about the importance of guardianships. For more information about guardians, contact me for a free consultation.

Obtain a Guardian to Help a Loved One

Guardianships are court proceedings to appoint individuals who have the power to make important decisions for people who cannot make decisions independently because of incapacity or youth. The court appoints a guardian when a person fails to name a power of attorney. Some situations when a guardian may be appointed include:

• When a person becomes incapacitated by injury or illness
• When a person suffers from dementia or senility
• When a minor is unable to make independent decisions
• When a child is left without a parent because of death

Since 1984, people throughout Northern Kentucky have sought out my advice to create plans to protect their loved ones and themselves in case the unthinkable occurs. In every situation, my firm provides clients with compassionate, thorough and personalized legal representation. I will be there to answer your questions about your guardianships.

To sit down with an experienced attorney in Northern Kentucky, contact me at the Law Offices of Jan Kreutzer for a free initial consultation. As a solo practitioner, I will provide you with the needed attention to reach an understanding about the importance of guardianships.