QUESTION
Does my Mother need a lawyer to terminate her guardianship?
Asked on Nov 23rd, 2020 on Guardianship and Conservatorship - Missouri
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I hired an attorney who relocated my mother to my county's public administrator, change of venue,. He then became the new guardians attorney and gave us a letter conflict of intere.st. We are upset. The letter says we may hire another attorney. but he says we dontt need to. Do I need to hire another lawyer? He says he is moving forward; What would you do if this was your Mother.
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While your description is unclear and it is not clear how it relates to your question, one possible aspect can be addressed. In most states your mother can write a letter to the court requesting that her rights be restored and does not need a lawyer to do so. If this is not a question of restoration of rights but of transfer of guardianship, more information is needed, such as whether you were the former guardian.
Answered on Nov 24th, 2020 at 7:03 AM
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