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Guardianship laws in Kansas allow for modification or termination if the current guardian is not acting in the best interest of the ward. To address concerns, you can file a petition with the court, providing evidence of inadequate care and demonstrating your ability to offer better support. Legal aid organizations like Kansas Legal Services can assist with the process. Gather medical records, document instances of neglect, and collect witness statements to support your case. Consider consulting a family law attorney for guidance.Full Conversation
Is there a way some how that guardianship will be abolished in Kansas someday soon
Hey ****! Guardianship laws are typically state-specific and can be challenging to abolish entirely. However, changes can occur through legislative processes. Are you facing any specific issues with guardianship that you'd like more information or guidance on?
Yes my wife's sister has guardianship over my wife and my wife we used to excercise and our diet was healthy not like what they feed her now and I seen that they are just wanting status quo from the health insurance claim they denied because all the sister wanted was someone to feed her someone to dress and clean but nothing to improve her condition this is why they denied claim so that tells me my wife isn't getting anything that is improving or helping her condition with me we did everything together and I can help my wife get back to her old self
****, it sounds like you have valid concerns about your wife's care. In Kansas, you may petition the court to modify or terminate the guardianship if you can prove that the current guardian is not acting in her best interest.
If you believe you can provide better care, you could request to be appointed as her guardian or co-guardian. Consulting with a family law attorney in Kansas might be beneficial to guide you through this process.
Would you like more information on how to file such a petition?
Yes I need help but since the start I did have money but got scammed out of $* and since I can't find any help free , pro Bono the school nothing I cannot find help anywhere
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Here are some steps you can take in Kansas to address your concerns regarding the guardianship:
- File a Petition: You can petition the court to modify or terminate the guardianship if you can demonstrate that your wife's current guardian is not acting in her best interest.
- Prove Better Care: Provide evidence that you can offer better care and support for your wife.
- Seek Assistance: Look for legal aid organizations or pro bono legal services in Kansas that may assist you with the petition process.
Would you like specific information on legal aid organizations in Kansas?
Yes
Kansas Legal Services
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.kansaslegalservices.orgYou might want to reach out to them for assistance with your guardianship issue. Do you need more information on what documents or evidence you might need for the petition?
Yes
To file the petition, you'll need the following documents and evidence:
- Medical records proving your wife's condition and needs.
- Evidence of the current guardian's inadequate care.
- Proof of your ability to provide better care (e.g., financial stability, living conditions).
- Witness statements or affidavits supporting your claims.
Would you like more details on how to gather this evidence?
Yes
To gather the necessary evidence for your petition:
- Medical Records: Request detailed medical records from your wife's healthcare providers.
- Guardian's Inadequate Care: Document any instances of neglect or inadequate care, including photos, videos, and written statements.
- Proof of Your Ability: Collect documents showing your financial stability, a safe living environment, and a care plan.
- Witness Statements: Ask friends, family, or professionals who know your situation to provide written statements or affidavits.
Do you need more information on how to request these documents or any other specific details?
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