Guardianship Application Process Alberta

Hello Crystal,
Thank you for providing more information. Since the children are young adults, it is essential to know their ages as custody laws typically apply to minors. Could you please confirm their ages? This will help determine the appropriate legal steps.

Hi Crystal,
In Alberta, custody laws generally apply to minors under *. Since your children are *, *, and *, they are considered adults. Custody orders typically do not apply to adults. However, if there are special circumstances due to their mental delays, you may need to seek legal advice regarding guardianship or support.
Would you like more information on guardianship or adult support?

Hi Crystal,
Given that your children are adults with mental delays, you may need to explore guardianship or adult support. Here’s some general information:
- **Guardianship:** This legal process allows you to make decisions on behalf of your adult children if they are unable to do so themselves.
- **Adult Support:** You might be eligible for financial support or services designed to help adults with disabilities.
Would you like more detailed information on how to apply for guardianship in Alberta?

Hi Crystal,
Here is how to apply for guardianship in Alberta:
- **Step *:** Obtain the necessary forms from the Alberta Courts website or a courthouse.
- **Step *:** Complete and file the forms with the court.
- **Step *:** Attend a court hearing to present your case.
- **Step *:** The court will decide based on the best interests of your children.
Would you like more detailed instructions or assistance with any specific part of the process?

Hi Crystal,
Here are more detailed instructions on how to apply for guardianship in Alberta:
- **Step *:** Obtain forms for Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship from the Alberta Courts website or a courthouse.
- **Step *:** Complete the forms, which include:
- Application Form
- Capacity Assessment Report
- Notice to the Adult
- **Step *:** File the forms with the nearest Court of Queen's Bench.
- **Step *:** Notify all interested parties about the application.
- **Step *:** Attend the court hearing. The judge will review the case and decide based on your children's best interests.
Would you like further assistance with any specific part of this process?

Hi Crystal,
It seems you need specific assistance with the guardianship application process. To better assist you, could you specify which part of the process you are finding most challenging? For example, do you need help with completing the forms, obtaining the Capacity Assessment Report, or understanding the court hearing procedure?
Looking forward to your response.

Hi Crystal,
In Alberta, you can apply for a waiver of court fees if you cannot afford them. Here's what you need to know:
- **Eligibility:** You must demonstrate financial hardship.
- **Application:** Obtain and complete the "Waiver of Court Fees" form from the Alberta Courts website or a courthouse.
- **Submission:** Submit the form along with your guardianship application.
Would you like more detailed instructions on how to apply for the fee waiver?

Hi Crystal,
Yes, you can pick up the "Waiver of Court Fees" form from the courthouse when you obtain the other guardianship forms. Alternatively, you can also download it from the Alberta Courts website. Would you like further assistance with completing the fee waiver form?

You're welcome, Crystal. If you need any further assistance with filling out the forms or any other legal information, feel free to reach out. Good luck with your application process.

It looks like you have all the necessary information and support to proceed with your guardianship application and fee waiver process. If you need further assistance or have any additional questions as you go through the steps, don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck with everything!