The Office of State Guardian advocates for the rights of over 5,300 disabled adults in Illinois. By law, the Office of State Guardian serves as guardian ...

This guide is intended to assist legal practitioners, social workers, medical practitioners, and the families of persons with disability.

Illinois law provides that an accounting must be provided to the court one year after your appointment as guardian and every three years thereafter. Some courts ...

An Illinois Guardianship requires a guardian to act in the place of the disabled individual and to protect the disabled individual's interests. A court only ...

Adult guardianship is the legal process whereby a person lacking capacity is adjudicated as a disabled adult, and a guardian is appointed for the adult with a ...

If you are an adult, the only way someone may become your legal guardian in Illinois is by going to court. You have rights in the process, and there are things ...

20 янв. 2023 г. · Illinois law states that the probate court can appoint a guardian for an adult who meets the requirements of needing a guardian.

Guardianship of an adult is when a judge chooses a person to take care of another person who is 18 years old or older who can't make basic life decisions.

To protect a parent with Alzheimer's from poor financial, legal or healthcare decisions you can petition for adult guardianship in Illinois.