08/14/2026
Illinois laws are meant to encourage “maximum self-reliance and independence” for all adults. As a result, guardianship can be tailored to meet the needs and capabilities of the disabled person, based on their unique circumstances and abilities.
Plenary guardianship is sometimes known as “full” guardianship, because it gives the guardian full decision-making rights for the protected person.
An experienced and knowledgeable attorney can help you understand the nuances of the guardianship process and alternatives that may be more appropriate for your family.
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