Can I change or revoke my declaration of guardian once it’s been made in Texas?

In Texas, the Ward’s Bill of Rights asserts that a ward is entitled to petition the court for alterations to their guardianship, including the appointment of a new guardian or the restoration of their legal rights, thus concluding the guardianship arrangement. This can be initiated by filing a formal request with the court.

Furthermore, Texas statutes mandate regular judicial evaluations of numerous guardianship cases, typically on an annual basis. These reviews are crucial for the court to assess whether the existing guardianships should be maintained, modified, or dissolved. For assistance with these matters, contact the Law Office of Dana Baker at 979-310-5507.