Guardianship FAQs
These are some of the most common questions regarding the guardianship process in southwest Florida.
Jason Quick
4 min read


Attorney Jason Quick of Harbor Disability Law is a graduate of the Elder Law Clinic training program at the Wake Forest University School of Law and has been practicing law for over 17 years, including 7 years as a US Government attorney with the Social Security Administration. He is a member of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys and a graduate of the Elder Law College program, which is one of the premier providers of advanced training in trusts, Medicaid planning, and other issues affecting seniors for attorneys in the United States. We are ready to put this experience to work for your family to ensure that your needs are met and your assets are protected.
We can help you with the following matters:
Guardianship for minors and adults
Emergency Guardianship procedures
Social Security disability applications and appeals
Termination of Social Security benefit appeals
Wills & Trusts
Lady Bird Deeds (aka enhanced life estate deeds)
Special Needs Trusts & Supplemental Needs Trusts
Long term care planning & Medicaid planningSBf
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We are ready to help you at any stage of the Social Security disability process. Attorney Jason Quick has handled over 1,000 disability hearings and reviewed many more cases while he was an attorney with the Social Security Administration. From initial applications to federal court appeals, we have experience you can rely on.
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We offer professional legal guidance in guardianship matters:
Plenary guardianship.
Limited guardianship.
Guardianship for minors.
Guardian advocate petitions.
Emergency temporary guardianship.
Out of state guardianship transfers.
Guardianship for persond and/or property.
Designation of pre-need guardian.
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We offer comprehensive estate planning solutions to help minimize costs and probate delays:
Revocable Living Trusts.
Special Needs Trusts.
Powers of Attorney.
Living Wills.
Last Will and Testaments.
Designation of pre-need Guardian.
Ladybird Deeds.
HIPAA releases.
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We are ready to help you with your Elder Law needs, including:
Strategies to pay for long term care.
Asset protection strategies for clients in need of nursing home care, assisted living, or other long term care.
Planning for adults with special needs.
Protection from Medicaid estate recovery.
Health and personal care planning.
Power of Attorney Agreements and Health Care Directives
From Social Security disability appeals, to guardianship petitions to care for an incapacitated loved one, to estate planning for a relative with special needs, we will help ensure your legal rights are protected and help you achieve your goals every step of the way.
