Guardianship

We make a Guardianship easier and more affordable.

When you purchase our Guardianship here's what you get:

 A Guardianship is necessary in order to care for a minor for an extended period of time. If the parents of the child are not able to care for the child or do not desire to care for the child, then usually a family member or close friend will take over this role.        

There are two types of California Guardianships. The first is a Guardianship over the person, which may occur in two instances. One instance is when the parents of a minor elect to voluntarily allow a third person, usually a relative, to take the responsibility of raising their child. A second instance is when the parents are incapable of raising their child and a third party believes that it is in the child's best interest to be raised by him or herself.

The second type of California Guardianship is Guardianship over the estate of a minor. This usually occurs when a minor receives assets from a deceased person, either through a court procedure (probate) or is the beneficiary of a life insurance policy. If a minor receives property, that minor must have an adult placed in charge of his property.  Money allocated for a minor is usually accomplished by way of a blocked account, which would become available when the minor becomes an adult.

 Guardianship over the estate of a minor requires full representation.

Note:  If, after purchase, you decide to cancel your order and not have a consultation with the attorney, you will get a full refund upon request.  If you have had a consultation with the attorney and state to the attorney that you do not wish to proceed, you will get a refund based on the amount paid minus $50 for the consultation. If after the consultation with the attorney, you decide to proceed with your legal matter any refunds later requested will be considered based on the work that was done.  No request for a refund will be honored after 30 days.