Guardianships in Michigan: Protecting Minors and Incapacitated Adults

Written By Matthew Rosenthal

By: Matthew Rosenthal

Posted: 1/27/26

Introduction
When a parent or adult is unable to care for themselves or a minor, the court may appoint a guardian. Guardianship ensures safety, stability, and proper decision-making.

Types of Guardianships

  • Minor child guardianship

  • Adult guardianship for incapacitated individuals

Process

  • Petition to the court

  • Investigation and evaluation

  • Court hearing to determine suitability

Call to Action:

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