Nebraska Motion To Terminate Guardianship of A Minor is a legal document used to request the court to end the guardianship of a minor in Nebraska. This document is typically used when the minor is no longer in need of the guardian's care, or if the guardian is no longer able or willing to provide care for the minor. The motion can be filed by either the guardian or the minor's parents. There are two types of Nebraska Motion To Terminate Guardianship of A Minor: voluntary and involuntary. The voluntary motion is typically filed by the guardian when they are no longer able or willing to provide care for the minor. The involuntary motion is typically filed by the minor's parents, if the guardian is no longer able to provide adequate care for the minor.
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Nebraska Guardianships Guardians are expected to meet the child's following needs: education, support, medical care and daily living costs. Financial support may be available to help with expenses. Guardians may also request to become the payee for benefits on behalf of the child.
A guardian's authority and responsibility terminates upon the death, resignation or removal of the guardian or upon the minor's death, adoption, marriage or attainment of majority, but termination does not affect his liability for prior acts, nor his obligation to account for funds and assets of his ward.
A guardian is appointed by the court. This means that you cannot get guardianship without going to court in Nebraska. Even a testamentary guardian has to file their acceptance with the appropriate court.
To begin, the person seeking to be guardian, or a person concerned about the welfare of the ward, (both known as the petitioner) must petition the court to become guardian. The petition must be filed in either the county where the ward is currently located or where the ward has residency.
Nebraska Guardianships Guardians are expected to meet the child's following needs: education, support, medical care and daily living costs. Financial support may be available to help with expenses. Guardians may also request to become the payee for benefits on behalf of the child.
The temporary guardianship lasts for ninety (90) days. During that time, the guardian must complete the necessary background checks and prepare for the hearing on permanent guardianship. These include a criminal background check, abuse and neglect registry check, sex offender registry check, and a credit report.
Without regard to custodial rights of the ward's person, a guardian shall take reasonable care of his or her ward's clothing, furniture, vehicles, and other personal effects and commence protective proceedings if other property of his or her ward is in need of protection.