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The Scottsdale Guardianship & Conservatorships Attorneys You Can Trust<\/h2>

Guardianship and conservatorship are legal options for adult children, parents, or other loved ones who want to support and protect an underage or incapacitated family member or friend. Both guardianship and conservatorship are obtained through a court process called a Protective Proceeding.<\/p>

The knowledgeable Scottsdale attorneys at JacksonWhite Attorneys at Law can guide you through each step of the process to ensure that your loved one receives the care he or she deserves.<\/p>

Guardianship Attorneys<\/h2>

In Arizona, guardianship gives an individual other than the legal parent the ability to care for a child. This care includes but is not limited to, taking physical possession of the child, making medical decisions on the child\u2019s behalf, enrolling the child in school, and acting in the place of the child\u2019s parent.<\/p>

There are two main types of guardianships in Scottsdale, including:<\/p>