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Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning in Texas

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By the Estate Planning Attorneys at Garg & Associates, PC, serving The Woodlands, Spring, Houston, Conroe, Humble, Kingwood, Tomball, Cypress, Huntsville, Westchase, Southwest, Sugar Land, West Oaks, Alief, Memorial, River Oaks, Stafford, Katy, and Missouri City.

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GUARDIANSHIP

The Texas Probate Code defines an incapacitated person as: a minor; an adult individual who, because of a physical or mental condition, is substantially unable to provide food, clothing, or shelter for himself or herself, to care for the individual's own physical health, or to maintain the individual's own financial affairs; or a person who must have a guardian appointed in order to receive funds from any governmental source.

A Guardianship is a legally-established means of providing for an incapacitated person. A guardianship proceeding can be brought for the proposed ward's estate, person, or both. The court appoints a guardian according to the individual needs and circumstances of the proposed ward.

Guardianships can be costly, demanding, and burdensome. With proper planning, guardianships can be avoided in most instances. The attorneys at Garg & Associates, PC, are experienced in guardianship matters and can provide the counseling to help avoid the necessity of a guardianship, as well as helping to establish a guardianship that may be needed.

Call Garg and Associates today at 281.475.4640 or complete our Contact Form and let us assist you with your wills and trusts.