Financial Guardianship

Your 82-year-old father is overwhelmed with financial documents and gets confused and frustrated when he sorts through them. He often accidentally overdraws his checking account or forgets to pay bills. His only income is Social Security, so he has to be careful with his money. You’re concerned he can’t manage his financial affairs any longer. Should you petition for guardianship?

“Mom is 75 now and she needs help with her bills, grocery shopping, scheduling home repair appointments, well the list never ends.  I have so much on my plate with my own kids and job.  I just wish I could spend time with Mom and not work for her. Is it time to look for a nursing home or assisted living facility?”

My son has a disability and I am not sure who will watch over his disability trust if I am unable to do it anymore?

Financial Guardianship - Rauch, Inc. is eligible to be a court appointed financial guardianships.  Individuals who are eligible to receive this service range in age and circumstance.  Some individuals may be children who are wards of the court and have a large settlement from a parental estate others may be seniors or people with disabilities.  Many individuals are appointed financial guardians due to conflict with families, mishandling of funds by current guardians, no one else is available to provide the guardianship and/or if the person has special needs Rauch, Inc. is uniquely qualified to provide this service. 

For additional information, please contact us at:

845 Park Place

New Albany, IN 47150

(812) 945-4063