Adult guardianship allows a court to appoint another person to make decisions on behalf of an adult who can no longer manage their own affairs due to age, illness, disability, or cognitive decline. In Oklahoma, this legal arrangement is governed by the Oklahoma Guardianship and Conservatorship Act. This article outlines when adult guardianship is necessary, how to begin the process, and what duties the guardian assumes once appointed. When Is Adult Guardianship Necessary? Adult guardianship may be appropriate when a person (called the “ward”) can no longer… Read More

To terminate a guardianship over kids, there are several things you’ll need to prove to the court. If the court placed your children under a legal guardianship in Oklahoma—whether temporarily or long-term—you may wonder how to regain custody and terminate the arrangement. You must present convincing evidence that supports your ability to resume parenting. Below are the five key things you need to show the court when petitioning to terminate a guardianship. 1. You Resolved the Issues That Led to the Guardianship To terminate a guardianship, you… Read More