What are the guardianship alternatives in Texas?
June 20, 2025 – adam

Texas law encourages less restrictive alternatives whenever possible. Alternatives include supported decision-making agreements, where the individual retains control but receives assistance in making decisions; powers of attorney, which authorize someone to act on behalf of the person; and arrangement to act as a representative payee for managing government benefits.
These options often allow individuals to retain more independence, as compared to guardianship. Contact Your Legacy Legal Care® to schedule a strategy session and explore your options.
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