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In this article, our Naperville guardianship litigation attorneys cover what happens at the hearings for adult guardianship cases in Illinois. We cover disputed guardianship, how courts determine whom to name as guardian, and the different types of guardianship that Illinois courts have the power to order.
In this article, our Naperville contested guardianship attorneys discuss the powers and duties of a guardian in Illinois adult guardianship cases.
The article outlines the "substituted judgement" rule and how it affects the guardian's decisions based on the disabled adult's moral, philosophical, or religious beliefs. The guardian should also keep "substituted judgement" in mind when making medical decisions or any other decisions the court deem necessary.
In this article, our Naperville contested guardianship lawyers explain how to file a petition for adult guardianship. If you'd like to petition to become the guardian of a disabled adult who is unfit to make decisions, there are certain things you need to state the petition.
You should include some of the following in the petition:
Our Naperville contested guardianship attorneys want you to get the full scope of what you'll need to succeed in filing your petition for adult guardianship.
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