Our Aurora contested guardianship & guardianship litigation attorneys thoroughly explain how to challenge and revoke an existing guardianship in Illinois. In the case of both minor guardianship and the guardianship of an incapacitated adult, the guardianship arrangement can be challenged and revoked under Illinois law. We at O'Flaherty Law Aurora are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their legal goals. There are many instances in which someone may want to contest a guardianship and we are here to answer any questions and represent you for any of these cases.

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Our Aurora contested guardianship & guardianship litigation attorneys explain common types of guardianship disputes. We discuss disputes over who will service as guardian, disputes over whether guardianship is necessary, breach of fiduciary duty in guardianship cases, termination of a biological parent’s rights in order to appoint a guardian, and removal of a guardian based on changed circumstances. If you have any questions regarding guardianship disputes don't hesitate to contact O'Flaherty Law Aurora for any and all legal needs.

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Our Aurora contested guardianship & guardianship litigation attorneys explain how to contest a guardianship in the state of Illinois. We answer questions like "Can a guardianship be ended?" and "What happens if a guardianship is no longer needed or if a guardian is not working out well?". We discuss the difference between contesting a guardianship of a minor and an adult. At O'Flaherty Law Aurora, we understand that legal jargon often makes the process of contesting a guardianship harder to comprehend. We aim to simplify it for our clients so that we can be successful together in your legal goals.

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