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How do I petition to get my daughter back from my brother who has temp guardianship. I have a new job and doing an outpatient.

Posted 2 months ago in Guardianship San Francisco, CA

Henry Daniel Lively
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Contributor Level 7

I am not sure from your question how you lost guardianship in the first place,...
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Q: Can the family the six year old was left with adopt him, even though he has a brother somewhere in the world?

Posted 13 days ago in Adoption San Francisco, CA

Jennifer Suet Fong Lim
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Contributor Level 4

The short answer is Yes. The prospective adoptive parent[s] would either have...
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how to change a permanent guardianship, and have another borther be guaridan of a child

Posted 4 months ago in Guardianship San Francisco, CA

Rosemary Jane Meagher-Leonard
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In order to change guardians of a minor child, a petition must be filed in...
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How is it determined which county to submit LPS referral to? county of residence or county or county where they have medi-cal?

Posted 6 months ago in Guardianship San Bruno, CA

Andrew Ryan Stilwell
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Contributor Level 4

county of residence of the LPS individual.
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Legal rights of parent who is temporarily mentally impairer

Posted 12 months ago in Family San Francisco, CA

Alan Roel Rothstein
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Contributor Level 6

Ad Litem is a Latin term meaning for the purposes of the lawsuit. For example,...
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Does a eighteen year old man have rights that a parent should over his seventeen year old wife

Posted about 1 year ago in Family San Francisco, CA

Gabriel Cheong
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Contributor Level 7

Note that I am not licensed to practice in your state. This is not intended as...
David Carl Beyersdorf
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No. David C. Beyersdorf
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