Grandparent Guardianship Explained Clearly

Summary

When a grandparent gains guardianship, they take on legal responsibility for the childs well-being, including decisions about education and healthcare. Parents may retain some rights, such as requesting visitation or petitioning to end the guardianship. The grandparent has primary decision-making authority, but the parents rights can vary based on the specific circumstances and location.

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When a grandparent takes there child to probate court for gaurenship of the grandkids. What that mean for the kid the best explanation they can understand.
When a grandparent takes their child to probate court for guardianship of the grandkids, it means the grandparent is requesting legal responsibility for the children. For the child, it means that their grandparent would be in charge of their well-being, making decisions like where they go to school and what medical care they receive.
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Hello Crissa, you're right. If a grandparent gains guardianship:
- They're responsible for the grandchild's well-being.
- They make decisions about education, healthcare, etc.
- It's a legal recognition of their role in the child's life.
Is there a specific location we should consider for more detailed information?
What rights do a parent have after that is guardianship has been placed to the grandparent
In general, parents' rights after guardianship has been granted to grandparents can vary, but, they typically retain the right to:
- Request visitation
- Petition the court to end the guardianship
- Be notified about changes to the guardianship status
Could you please provide the location to give more specific information?
Does the mother have say over the child or is it the grandparent the only one that can do what's best for the child and their best interest
In general, if guardianship is granted to the grandparent:
- They have the legal authority to make decisions for the child.
- The mother still has rights, but her decision-making ability might be limited.
Could you please specify your location for more detailed information?
After the guardianship is put in replace
After guardianship is in place, the grandparent usually has authority to make decisions for the child. However, parents might still have certain rights. Could you clarify your question or provide your location for more specific information?