An investigator is appointed by the court to evaluate the ward and the fitness of the guardian before issuing a recommendation to the court. The court then convenes a hearing and rules on the guardianship petition.
Anyone who disagrees with a guardianship can file an objection with the court.
In the case of guardianship of a minor, extended family members or estranged biological parents may try to contest the guardianship. In such cases, it is usually necessary to hire an experienced attorney who will protect your rights.
If you have questions regarding legal guardianship in Colorado, reach out to the Law Office of Eric M. Edwards today!
I have been practicing law for 7 years. After graduating from Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver, I went on to work in both court and private practice settings. My commitment to my practice and own family allows me to offer exceptional litigation services along with an understanding of the sensitivity of family law.
