The father can grant permission for him to live with you and grant gaurdianship to you. Guardianship of a minor is granted by the court (in most states probate court). The proper procedure must be followed for the action to be legally recognized by other agencies/organizations, such as schools, health care providers, etc. A parent can allow a minor child to live with someone other than a family member for a limited amount of time. The conditions must be in writing and the parent must pay for the support of the child and keep in regular contact with the caregiver and the child. Emancipation may or may not be a viable option depending upon the laws of the state and the circumstances.
18. If a the guardian has been appointed by the court, the age of emancipation may be different. The guardianship order should contain the information needed to assess the status of this issue. If not the parties involved should contact the clerk of the court where the guardianship was mandated for proper procedures.
Your first resource in learning how to file for guardianship of another family member would be your family doctor, or the mental patient's psychologist.
guardianship over to a particular family member
Teaghlach (household, family)
You should visit your local probate and family court and inquire about filing a Petition for Guardianship.
family and neighbors are nouns kindly is an adverb
家庭 (Jiātíng): Family, household家族 (Jiāzú): Family, clan, household家人 (Jiārén): Family, household
guarded guardian guardianship guarding
family are the people you are related to, the household is who you live with
Parents have custody and custodial matters are addressed in family court. Non-parents are granted guardianship by a court and they are generally addressed in probate court.Parents have custody and custodial matters are addressed in family court. Non-parents are granted guardianship by a court and they are generally addressed in probate court.Parents have custody and custodial matters are addressed in family court. Non-parents are granted guardianship by a court and they are generally addressed in probate court.Parents have custody and custodial matters are addressed in family court. Non-parents are granted guardianship by a court and they are generally addressed in probate court.
If the 15-year-old has already been legally emancipated, they are as free as anyone else. Emancipation means that you live on your own and fully support yourself. And most states (with the exception of a very few, such as CA) would not even allow a 15-year-old to petition for emancipation. I don't think this situation is an emancipation issue--it's a custody/guardianship issue. The relative that you want to move in with would need to petition the court for custody/guardianship. And frankly, unless they can prove your parents to be unfit in some way, the chances of them winning the case are pretty slim.
Yes. It would be easier if the parents consent to the guardianship. You should visit your local family and probate court and ask to speak with an advocate, if possible.Yes. It would be easier if the parents consent to the guardianship. You should visit your local family and probate court and ask to speak with an advocate, if possible.Yes. It would be easier if the parents consent to the guardianship. You should visit your local family and probate court and ask to speak with an advocate, if possible.Yes. It would be easier if the parents consent to the guardianship. You should visit your local family and probate court and ask to speak with an advocate, if possible.