Tennessee Guardianships and Conservatorships explained

WILKINS LAW IS HERE TO HELP ESTABLISH COURT-ORDERED GUARDIANSHIPS OR CONSERVATORSHIPS

An injury, an illness or a disability can prevent someone from making informed decisions. In Tennessee, a guardian can make health care decisions or living arrangements for that person (called a ward), while a conservator can make financial decisions. If you want to be a loved one's guardian or conservator, contact our office for information on how to best help your loved one.

Wilkins Law will take the time to understand your situation. Call (865) 240-2944 now to make an appointment with attorney Daniel Wilkins.

You need an advocate in your dispute

Before taking legal action, you need to seek out a knowledgeable attorney. Retain a conservatorship lawyer if…

You want the court to appoint you as your loved one’s conservator.
You’re concerned that a conservator is mismanaging your loved one’s finances.
You and another party can’t agree on who should handle your loved one’s finances.

If your dispute doesn’t involve your loved one’s finances, you should turn to a guardianship lawyer. Contact Wilkins Law right away to speak to Attorney Daniel Wilkins.