Guardianship
Elder | Disabled | Minor
More than 40 Years of Guardianship, Conservatorship, and Elder Law Practice in Yamhill County, Washington County, Clackamas County, Marion County, and Polk County, State of Oregon.
Larry K. Gray & Associates P.C. will strive to achieve the best outcome for every client through reasoned, logical, informed, effective advocacy.
At Larry K. Gray & Associates, P.C., the emphasis and focus are to provide sound advice, top quality document preparation, and/or reasoned advocacy for our client. We strive to provide professional, timely, and cost-effective results to meet the client’s legal concerns. Our proficiency, effectiveness, and integrity have earned us a reputation as one of Yamhill County’s premier lawyers.
At times, you may find yourself in situations or with problems that you cannot resolve on your own. Our legal counseling is designed to assist you and your family with courtesy and respect in such difficult periods. Knowledgeable advice acquired from decades of legal experience can help you formulate a course of action to free yourself from a complex legal maze. We do not represent banks, insurance companies, governmental agencies, or large corporations; our clients are individuals and families seeking help with legal problems they encounter in this increasingly complex world.
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Larry K. Gray & Associates, P.C. welcomes clients from within and outside the State of Oregon who need to investigate, review documents, obtain advice, and/or manage the personal condition and financial affairs of a disabled or older family member within Yamhill County, Washington County, Clackamas County, Marion County, or Polk County in the State of Oregon. We will make efforts to accommodate and assist you with the legal difficulties associated with helping a disabled and/or elderly spouse, child, parent, father, mother, brother, sister, grandfather, grandmother, or other family member living with you or living a long distance away.
As a disabled or elderly person becomes mentally and/or physically impaired to the point where he/she is unable to make basic decisions for his/her well-being, a Guardianship may become necessary. Hopefully, a trusted family member is willing to take on the responsibility of making decisions for the disabled or elderly person. The Guardianship judicial proceeding gives authorization to a court appointed Guardian to make decisions for the incapacitated person, such as where the person will live, the conditions under which the person will live, and what medical treatment will be received. A Guardianship can be very intrusive upon the personal freedom of the incapacitated person and should be used only when clearly necessary.
A Guardianship legal proceeding is similar to a Conservatorship and is often established at the same time. However, a Guardianship can be established without a Conservatorship, and a Conservatorship can be established without a Guardianship.
If you or a family member lack physical mobility, an appointment with our lawyer at your home, assisted living or care facility can probably be arranged for a guardianship, elder law and/or estate planning consultation. The geographical locations for the out-of-office appointment can be within most of Yamhill County, most of Washington County, the western portion of Clackamas County, and the northwestern portion of Marion County. If you call, we will be glad to discuss the options for an initial consultation appointment at your location.
For a knowledgeable, experienced, and cost-effective
Elder Law and Power of Attorney Lawyer, contact
Larry K. Gray & Associates, P.C. Larry K. Gray has
been helping clients for more than 40 years.
Larry K. Gray & Associate, P.C.
404 East First Street
Phone: (503) 538-1350
Newberg, Oregon 97132
The information on this website is not intended to be legal advice regarding your particular legal problem, and the presentation of this information does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship will only exist after a mutual agreement to establish an attorney-client relationship.