Guardianship Rights For Parents

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Summary

If your father is incapacitated and has no power of attorney, you may need to seek guardianship. Texas law generally prioritizes spouses for guardianship, but if the spouse has been absent for over six years, you might have a case. Consulting with a family attorney can provide you with more tailored advice based on your situation. They can guide you through the process and legal intricacies involved.

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do i have any rights in the care of my father who is ill if he is legally married but has not been with his souse in over 6 years
Hello Barbara, your rights in this situation can be complex:
- If your father is incapacitated and has no power of attorney, you may need to seek guardianship.
- Texas law generally prioritizes spouses for guardianship, but if she's been absent, you might have a case.
- A local family law attorney can provide more detailed advice.
so guardianship is possible but i should consider a family attorney
Yes, Barbara. Guardianship is a possibility. Consulting with a family attorney can provide you with more tailored advice based on your situation. They can guide you through the process and legal intricacies involved.
Thank you
You're welcome, Barbara! Remember, every situation is unique, so it is always beneficial to have a legal professional provide guidance tailored to your individual circumstances. Best of luck with everything.