Being appointed a guardian to a minor child is a serious undertaking. If you have or are considering applying for guardianship, you have likely felt the emotional, relational, and logistical implications of this decision. The child—or “protected person”—under your guardianship depends heavily on you to...
A guardian is someone other than a parent that a court appoints to care for a ward, whether a minor child or an adult with a physical or mental debilitation. Although probate courts exercise due diligence in appointing guardians, some individuals might not be happy...
If you have a younger sibling and your parents pass away or cannot adequately care for them, you may consider stepping in to provide guardianship. If you are over 18, you might be able to provide a stable home environment and the closeness only another...
