Elder, Special Needs, and Conservatorship in Aurora, CO

Elder Law and Special Needs Law Services

Rather than being defined by technical and legal distinctions, Elder Law and Special Needs Law are defined by the clients served. In other words, a lawyer who practices Elder Law works primarily with seniors and the loved ones who care for them and look out for their welfare. A lawyer who practices Special Needs Law works primarily with people with disabilities.

Elder Law attorneys focus on the legal needs of the elderly and use a variety of legal tools and techniques to meet the goals and objectives of their clients. Elder Law attorneys typically work with other professionals in various fields to provide their clients with quality service and ensure their clients’ needs are met. The Limbaugh Law Firm, LLC will address general estate planning issues and counsel clients about planning for incapacity with alternative decision–making documents. We will also assist clients in planning for possible long-term care needs. Locating the appropriate type of care, coordinating private and public resources to finance the cost of care, and working to ensure the client’s rights to quality care and living with dignity are all part of our Elder Law practice.

Special Needs Law attorneys focus on the legal needs of the people with disabilities to empower those in their support circle, using a variety of legal tools and techniques to meet the goals and objectives of their clients. Special Needs Law attorneys typically work with other professionals in various fields to provide their clients quality service and ensure that their needs are met. Using this holistic approach, a Special Needs Law practitioner will counsel clients about planning for incapacity with alternative decision–making documents and a conservatorship in Aurora, CO.

Offering the Conservatorship Aurora, CO Relies On


Sometimes it is necessary to get a Conservatorship for a family member. A Conservatorship is a legal relationship created when a court appoints someone to make financial decisions for another person. The person who makes the decisions is called a conservator and the person who is unable to make their own decisions is called a protected person. There are many reasons why a person might not be able to manage their financial affairs. If a person is missing or detained, the court can appoint a conservator to manage finances until the person is located or released. By law, minors cannot manage financial matters and the court will appoint a conservator to protect the minor's property. Sometimes, a person is unable to manage finances due to cognitive decline or mental health issues. Whatever the reason, the court does not have to find that the protected person is incapacitated. We have lawyers that can assist you with beginning the process for a conservatorship in Aurora, CO. Since it can be a complicated process, reach out to our experienced lawyers today to get a free initial consultation.

The Limbaugh Law Firm prides itself on serving the needs of families. Please contact us to set up an appointment for a FREE consultation.