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Services

Support shaped by the person and the court order.

Dignity’s planning identifies guardian-of-the-person services as the proposed initial focus. A guardian may act only within the authority granted by the court.

Proposed initial service

Guardian of the person

Depending on the court order, this role may involve authorized personal decisions related to areas such as:

  • Housing and living arrangements
  • Health care and personal care
  • Supportive services and safety
  • Education, vocation, and community participation
  • Coordination and advocacy for services, with the person’s voice and retained rights kept in view

Careful scope

Guardian of the estate

Estate guardianship is identified as a limited or later-phase service, only after strong financial controls, fiduciary accounting, bonding, and legal review are established.

Possible future evaluation

Related support

Representative payee services, conservatorship, successor or temporary guardianship, and family guardian education are possibilities for future evaluation, not current service promises.

The people we plan to serve

Adults who need protection and a thoughtful advocate.

The initial population focus includes adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities, dementia or degenerative neurological conditions, traumatic brain injury, serious mental illness or significant cognitive impairment, and adults vulnerable to abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation.