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Unlikely because the act is adversarial.
no. at least not legally, does not work if you are the wife or husband
Notarize letter of guardianship and power of attorney
Yes, the guardianship can be switvhed back to the mother during the divorse proceedings.
petition the court for a dismissal of temporary guardianship, then file for guardianship of your kids
Im pretty sure a spouse has the first say in anything, no matter what state youre in. The only exception would be if your husband claimed the brother to be power of attorney before his [accident?]
You have no standing if neither of you have been named the beneficiary. Who is named?
Yes. In the case of a guardianship of a person over eighteen years of age, that person must consent to the guardianship or the court must be provided with enough evidence that the judge would appoint a temporary guardian over the objections of the ward.Yes. In the case of a guardianship of a person over eighteen years of age, that person must consent to the guardianship or the court must be provided with enough evidence that the judge would appoint a temporary guardian over the objections of the ward.Yes. In the case of a guardianship of a person over eighteen years of age, that person must consent to the guardianship or the court must be provided with enough evidence that the judge would appoint a temporary guardian over the objections of the ward.Yes. In the case of a guardianship of a person over eighteen years of age, that person must consent to the guardianship or the court must be provided with enough evidence that the judge would appoint a temporary guardian over the objections of the ward.
* If you have been given guardianship of her then yes. If she has parents or her husband is there then it would be the husband who has the power and if he is not there then her parents. If your daughter-in-law has no one then you will have to seek legal advice to become her guardian.
Yes, of course. Only if you mean the original parent's baby though.
Guardianship only
It is not possible to gain guardianship over an adult. The only exception to this is if the adult is a danger to themselves or needs someone to manage their affairs for them.