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Our Chicago contested guardianship attorneys will aggressively fight for your and your family's rights and be your advocate in your contested guardianship or guardianship litigation case. Our experienced guardianship litigation attorneys will do everything necessary to ensure a favorable outcome to your matter.
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In this video, Chicago contested guardianship attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses what happens at Illinois adult guardianship hearings.
In this article, our Chicago guardianship litigation attorneys explain what occurs at adult guardianship hearings in Chicago. We discuss disputed guardianship matters, how courts determine whom to name as guardian, as well as the different types of guardianship that Chicago courts have the power to order.
In this video, Chicago contested guardianship attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses what happens at Illinois adult guardianship hearings.
In this article, our Chicago contested guardianship attorneys explain the powers and duties of a guardian in Chicago adult guardianship cases. We discuss the "substituted judgement" rule and how it affects the decisions guardian's make that are based on the disabled adult's moral, philosophical, or religious beliefs.
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