Oswego, IL estate planning lawyerA guardianship matter is a legal matter where a court appoints a person called a “guardian” to make decisions for someone who lacks the capacity to make their own decisions. In this article, we are discussing what happens when a guardian is appointed for a disabled adult. Incapacity generally means a person lacks the ability to make informed decisions about their finances, health, and daily decisions. If you are dealing with these types of issues, speak with a qualified Illinois estate planning lawyer to learn more about your options. 

What Are Incapacity Issues?

Generally, incapacity and guardianship occur due to the following:

·       Stroke or brain injury

·       Mental illness