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Our goal is to provide timely, effective, and efficient legal services in response to each client’s individual needs.
Our goal is to provide timely, effective, and efficient legal services in response to each client’s individual needs.
Guardianships are a court-supervised program where a Guardian is appointed to care for a Ward. A Guardian is, in effect, a surrogate decision maker to make decisions for a Ward whose incapacity has rendered them unable to make decisions for themselves. There are two types of Guardians: a Guardian of the Person who cares for the Ward by providing food, shelter, clothing, protection, and medical decisions, and a Guardian of the Estate who cares for the Ward’s property. A Ward can be either an incapacitated person, or a minor (one who is under eighteen).
Our clients include parents of children and special needs children as well as children looking to establish a Guardianship for parents with disabilities.
Associate
Steffani is a 2020 graduate of Texas A&M University School of Law. Her practice is focused on estate planning and administration, guardianships, and elder law.
Partner
Andrew joined Middleton & Middleton in 2014 after graduating from Texas A&M University School of Law. He is Board Certified in Estate Planning & Probate Law.