Pat is no longer handling guardianship matters but please feel free to email through the Contact Us page on this site for a referral.
Generally speaking, in Florida there are guardianships for two (2) kinds of persons: minor children and adults who have been determined by the court to be partially or totally incapacitated. Either a minor child or an incapacitated adult might need one or both of two (2) types of guardians: guardian of the "person" or guardian of the "property." This section doesn't address the appointment of a guardian advocate for a developementlly disabled adult. Please click on the Guardian Advocacy link (on the left) to access that information.
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