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She can do this by a notarized letter granting you guardianship, as well as a Power of Attorney to make decisions for the child. Circumstance of any separated father need to be considered and whether he can take the child in order to avoid a court challenge. There needs to be specific limits placed on her potential interference and she should be obligated to pay child support.
What else can I help you with?
Your niece lives with you but you are not her legal guardian can you help her sue her father for child support she is 15 and wants me to help her?
If you are their legal guardian, you can collect child support from both parents of the child. If you are not their legal guardian and they just live with you, you do not have rights to child support.
What is the relationship between an aunt and a nieces husband?
There is none. "This is George, my niece's husband." In most families he would referred to as a nephew.
Who is Anna to gabby on desperate housewives?
Anna is Carlos' niece, Carlos in Gabby's husband which makes Gabby Anna's aunt in law
In South Carolina if a child moves out at the age of 17 is the parent still legally responsible for that child?
At the age of 17 years old, most states in the USA do not require parental consent if the child moves out of the parental home. I tried to help my sister appeal to the courts in Florida when my niece moved out of her home at the age of 17. The courts as well as every attorney we asked said that Oregon and Utah were the only states which would actually get involved in the matter due to the child not yet reaching the age of 18. If the child is a girl and moving in with a man over the age of 18, you may have a case (but it's hard to prove - believe me, we tried it). My niece actually kept all her belongings at a girlfriend's home but basically lives at her21 year old boyfriend/parents home.
Who is Eastenders Shirly's niece?
Her niece is Zsa Zsa.
How is your husband's sister's child related to you?
Your husband's sister's child is your niece, and you are her aunt.
My husband's sister's child is what to me?
Your husband's sister's child is your niece if its a girl or Nnphew if its a boy.
Are you related to your niece's husband's sister?
Your sister's husband is your brother-in-law. His niece is a child of one of his siblings, and is also a niece of your sister by marriage. There is no relation to you.
What would you call your husband's niece?
Your husband's niece is also your niece.
What is the relationship of my husband's niece and his granddaughter?
The granddaughter is the niece's first cousin once removed.
What would my husband's great-niece be to me?
Your husband's great niece is also your great-niece in law, so your great niece would be great niece in law to your husband.
What would be the relation between my brother and my husband's niece?
Your husband's niece is your niece, too. You and your husband are her aunt and uncle. Your brother is not related to a niece of yours who is the daughter of your husband's sibling.
What relation you have with your sisters daughter?
Your niece in-law, or your niece by marriage.
Niece want to give sign legal custody of her child who has been living with me for five months father says he will not sign his name is not on her birth certificate does he have to sign also?
Is he the child's biological father? If so, he does have rights and he would have to sign the papers, unless he previously signed a waiver terminating his parental rights.
What if the relationship of your brother-in-laws child to you?
Since it would be your sister who had the child with her husband (your brother-in-law) then that would make their child your niece or nephew.
What do you call your husband's daughter's husband?
The daughter of your husband's brother is his (and your) niece. Her daughter is his (and your) great niece.
In Georgia does relinquishing rights to a child relieve a parent of child support responsibilities?
Yes. I am in Georgia and I adopted my niece. The biological parents were relinquished of all rights to the child, even child support responsibility.
