Attorneys & Staff Members Who Support this Practice Area
- Kathleen “Casey” Copps DiPaola, Esq.
- Anne Reynolds Copps, Esq.
- Joseph R. Williams, Esq.
- Mary Scouten
- Christine M. Wilson-Smith
New York has many multiple types of guardianships:
- Mental Hygiene Law Article 81 – adult incapacitated person
- Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act Article 17 – minors
- Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act Article 17-A – intellectually disabled or developmentally disabled minor or adult
The experienced attorneys at Copps DiPaola Silverman, PLLC can help you navigate the appropriate type of guardianship proceeding based upon your individual circumstances.
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