Can I, the Paternal Grandmother, take Guardianship of the child, from GREAT Grandfather, if both of the Parents are incarcerated
Only by going through the probate court to change the guardianship. See a local probate attorney.
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Only by going through the probate court to change the guardianship. See a local probate attorney.
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Guardianship is governed by the probate court that initially granted the guardianship. As things change, the court can review and change things as...
You need to see an elder law attorney pronto... don't rely on your probate attorney to know all the ins and outs of medicaid, because most do...
She can go to probate court to have his parental rights terminated, but I'd be interested in knowing what the difference is between "legal" and...
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Once you're on disability for two years, you'll shift from Medicaid to Medicare for your acute care, but Medicaid is still available for items not...
Probably your probate court has jurisdiction over this sort of case, but you need to consult with an elder law attorney to explore your options...
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