09/15/2026
When a loved one canât make decisions-because of dementia, a stroke, or a disability that becomes legally adult at 18-families often run into roadblocks. đ§âď¸â¤ď¸
Our guide, âEssential Facts About Florida Guardianship Law,â explains in plain English who guardianship is for, the difference between limited and plenary guardianships, the court process, the duties of a guardian, and gentler alternatives like powers of attorney and health care surrogates. Itâs written to help Citrus County families plan ahead and protect vulnerable loved ones.
Have questions about whether guardianship might be necessary for someone you love-or how planning now can prevent a court case later? Ask below, or read the full guide: https://wix.to/lYaLwVI
Since 1986, weâve served Citrus County with experienced, compassionate help for estate planning, probate, and guardianship.
Most of us go through life making our own decisions â where we live, how we spend our money, what medical care we accept. We rarely stop to think about what would happen if someone we love suddenly couldnât make those decisions anymore. A parent slips into dementia. An adult child with a serious...