Sarasota Conservatorship Lawyer
When a property owner or family member is absent, their affairs can’t simply be ignored. Whether your situation involves a military service member stationed overseas, a loved one who lives elsewhere for part of the year, or any other scenario, Florida law provides a solution. Conservatorship is a court-appointed process that allows a responsible person to manage the financial and property matters of someone who cannot be located or is absent.
At The Matechik Law Firm, our Sarasota conservatorship lawyer assists families and interested parties in navigating this complex and often unfamiliar process. We provide practical guidance, step-by-step explanations, and support to make the process as smooth as possible. Our modern approach, which includes virtual consultations, allows you to connect safely and conveniently in the manner you prefer.
Call (941) 352-1374 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation.
Conservatorship in Florida
The conservator is authorized to manage assets, pay bills, collect income, and protect property until the absent individual returns or the court terminates the conservatorship.
Although conservatorships are necessary in some circumstances, the process is public, formal, and potentially slow. Court filings are a matter of public record, revealing details about the absent person’s property or finances. Legal and administrative fees can accumulate.
Working with an experienced lawyer like ours helps minimize unnecessary delays and reduces the risk of mistakes that could complicate the conservatorship.