Absolutely. We frequently assist families in establishing guardianship for young adults with disabilities who need continued support after turning 18. This process is essential for parents who want to continue making medical, financial, and personal decisions for their adult children.

Attorney DeeAnn Strother understands the emotional aspects of this transition and works sensitively with families to ensure the proper legal protections are in place. Our experience with these cases helps streamline the process while ensuring all requirements are met.