A spouse can be a legal guardian in certain circumstances. If one spouse becomes disabled or incapable of taking care of their own affairs.
You need to have a Durable Power of Attorney or you must be the court appointed guardian or conservator in order to sign a binding legal document on behalf of your incapacitated spouse.
You are no longer a minor so you are "man and wife".
The visible presence of an adult parent/guardian or spouse.
No, not legally. If the law states the legal drinking age is 21, then one has to be 21 in order to legally consume it, no matter who bought it or serves it. In the state of Texas you can legally drink at 13 or older so long as you are in the eye sight of your parent, guardian, and/or spouse. And the parent/guardian/spouse must be at least 21. Also the parent/guardian/spouse must order the drink then give the drink to you. However the establishment has the right to refuse.
Yes. In New Jersey at least, a guardian may be appointed for someone even though there is a durable power of attorney. State laws determine who may be appointed guardian. These are usually based upon the relationship between the person in need of a guardian and the person who wants to be guardian. E.g. a spouse has the first right to be guardian over all others. This is often done for the purpose of extinguishing an existing Durable POA. The court appointment of a guardian will extinguish any Durable POA.
The 16 year old female is legally responsible for herself, since marriage emancipates you. There is no marriage where a spouse is your legal guardian. Marriage is equal.
The estate of the deceased can always bring suit. Anyone that was injured by the death, typically a spouse or a child. And the guardian of a minor can bring it on behalf of the child.
Idaho has no emacipation laws. The only way to get emancipated is to have you're parents allow you to marry an adult (18+) in which case, your new spouse becomes your guardian.
you need to buy it... you have to be a guardian at AQ and then u can be a guardian at DF when you are a guardian at AQ you have instructions...
Yes you have to be guardian because its guardian only :)
A guardian is appointed by a court to make decisions on behalf of a minor or incapacitated adult. A permanent guardian is a type of guardian who is granted long-term or permanent authority over the ward's affairs, often until the ward reaches adulthood or the guardianship is terminated by the court.