Guardianship

Supporting Every Child’s Right to a Loving Home

When parents aren’t able to take care of their child for a variety of reasons, a third party can sometimes step in and request custody of the child. This is called guardianship, and it may be granted to a grandparent, uncle, aunt, or even someone outside of the family. Whether you’re a parent whose circumstances have left you unable to care for your child, or you’re a relative who wants to take responsibility for a child’s care, the guardianship process is one of the most important ones we cover. It means stepping up to help protect a child.

A guardian’s responsibilities can include:

  • Deciding where the child will live
  • Enrolling the child in school or childcare
  • Ensuring the child has medical care
  • Providing shelter and food for the child
  • Taking proper care of the children

If you are ready to talk about guardianship, call our compassionate family lawyers today. We will do everything we can to protect the child’s best interests.

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