We can certainly prepare a temporary guardianship authorization to cover problems during temporary travel periods. We can also prepare your probate documents that contain provisions regarding guardianship concerns after both of you die. You can reach us at 800-747-2780. In my opinion, it would be very unusual for the police or strangers to intervene if you have proper estate and legal documentation on these matters. Unfortunately, we cannot give you legal advice, but we can prepare your documents! Applying for legal guardianship of a minor child can be an expensive undertaking with a lawyer. That`s why many people use our office to prepare documents. We can certainly help you in this case and recommend that you contact our office at 800-747-2780 as soon as possible. Informal guardianship is a good option if a parent needs long-term hospitalization or leaves the United States for an extended period of time. In addition, informal guardianship is useful if the parties do not want a formal court guardianship order. On the other hand, legal guardianship is permanent and can only be revoked by court order.
You can file an application for closure of court-ordered guardianship proceedings at any time if you believe this is justified. Let us know if we can help you with the paperwork. It doesn`t seem like your husband`s girlfriend has formal guardianship powers. However, talk to a lawyer if you need legal advice. If you have left the county and your visitation and custody agreement has changed, it would probably be a good idea to formally sign an order and order that includes the revised schedule. If they are not willing to sign a disposition and order, you can file a formal request to formally change the custody and/or visitation schedule to truly reflect the schedule you have applied. If you need legal documents to identify an informal or legal guardian for a minor child, contact A People`s Choice. We are happy to inform you about the different types of guardianship for minor children and discuss how we can help you. For more information, see the California Judicial Council`s brochure. This document provides a good overview of California guardianship and guardianship alternatives.
Contact an experienced guardianship lawyer at Moradi Saslaw today to learn more about your qualifications and responsibilities towards a child as guardian. Our daughter has full custody of her son, but finds that she is unable to care for him as she deems necessary, and has therefore asked her father and me to temporarily take legal guardianship over him. He is 14 years old. What is needed in this case and how long will it take for it to happen? Will that be enough to get him into our insurance? Hi, my husband and are the grandparents of our 14 year old granddaughter, Our granddaughter lives in California and we live in Arizona. Her mother is an alcoholic and homeless and cannot take care of her. We would like to have some kind of guardianship to bring our granddaughter here to Arizona to live with us. We would need medical, educational and legal approval until she turned 18. Is this possible without a lawyer? Do I need to file guardianship documents in California or Arizona? Our granddaughter`s father is dead, so she receives an SS check until she is 18. Do I have to go to the Social Security office in California or Arizona to change that? Plus, it`s on Medical, so I`m taking care of it here in Arizona? We cannot afford to pay a lawyer for this whole mess. Thank you, Linda Sometimes there is an emergency and guardianship needs to be put in place quickly. My 13-year-old nephew`s mother is trying to get full custody of him to get child support, but he has only been living with her for less than 2 years. It was hell for him.
He has already written a statement expressing his fear and abuse towards his mother. His father is in prison but recently challenged his mother`s request and his parents recently applied for emergency guardianship. How likely is it that the courts will allow my nephew to return to my in-laws? She has a rap sheet long enough for drugs and is always verbally and physically abusive. Will the judge ask her what her true intentions are and why she left my nephew with her grandparents for over 7 years? Thank you for reading and helping. What is the reason you are applying for guardianship? You may want to call us at 800-747-2780. Hi Sandy, I have a 6 year old granddaughter for whom I had permanent guardianship. My daughter is clean now, has another child by another man, has only recently worked but has not had a permanent home for several years and is currently sleeping on a puffy mattress on the living room floor of the new child`s grandmother`s house. She plans to live there for a while. She filed documents to end my guardianship, which I refused, and now we have to go to court. How do the courts view my daughter, who has another child (does that play a role in the reunification of the court?), her current living situation and the fact that the man with whom she had the last child is the one with whom she used heroin and for whom she prostituted herself? She has been more successful in staying clean in recent years, although she still takes methadone and has moved 6 times in the last year and a half, has just found a job and plans to be reunited with the man she was with before (above) once he is released from prison in 8 months. I am very concerned for my granddaughter`s well-being if she gets custody of her. How does the court determine the best interests of the child? Do they still prefer that the child return to his parents, even after having been with the guardian all his life (6 years)? I do not know what to do in this case to protect my granddaughter.
All instructions are appreciated. Thank you Hi Linda: A temporary out-of-court guardianship approval would likely work initially. Once your granddaughter settles permanently in Arizona, you should be able to apply for permanent guardianship in that state. Call us for help preparing the required documents. You can reach me at 800-747-2780 ext. 100. Is there an exception to the residency requirement rule to apply for guardianship in the State of California, that is?.