Child Guardianship
My granddaughter age 15 is living with me with her father’s consent. Her mother is deceased. Should I pursue guardianship or simply get a power of attorney to act in her behalf
Child Guardianship
My granddaughter age 15 is living with me with her father’s consent. Her mother is deceased. Should I pursue guardianship or simply get a power of attorney to act in her behalf
Re: Child Guardianship
ANSWER:
No need for a guardianship at this point. Your granddaughter will be 18 — and legally an adult — in less than 36 months. A power of attorney as allowed by ORS 109.056 will be sufficient.
The form is available (free) online at:
http://www.ojd.state.or.us/LAN/documents/POA%20Form%20Instructions%201P-15Ver01.pdf
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