Legal Guardian For Child
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FORMS NEEDED TO FILE FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FORM NUMBERFORM NAMEGC-240Order Appointing Guardian or Extending Guardianship of the PersonGC-250Letters of GuardianshipGC-248Duties of GuardianGC-020Notice of Hearing ? Guardianship or Conservatorship (Probate ? Guardianships and Conservatorships)23 more rows
To become the legal guardian to a child, you have to file papers in court. You can get the forms you need from any Self-Help Center or the Court's forms page online. Or, go to the Judicial Council forms page . You can also attend a guardianship clinic.
A parent is related to the child either through biology or adoption. A guardian does not have to be directly related to the child or adopt him, but has to make all legal and pertinent decisions pertaining to a child's education and life.
The role of ?godparent? is religious while the role of ?guardian? is legal. Thus, a godparent is not automatically a guardian if the parents die. But a parent can take steps to designate a godparent as guardian. The role of ?godparent? is a religious role, not one established by our legal system.
If you are in a legal guardianship, answer ?Yes? to Question #55. Note: Neither legal guardians nor foster parents are considered parents when completing the FAFSA. This means you do not list their income and household size information on your FAFSA.