Guardianship legally instates a person as responsible for a child or another person who cannot fully or partially care for themselves. Guardianship lasts until the person can care for him/herself or until a child turns 18, is married, adopted, or legally emancipated. Guardians are responsible for the child’s welfare but they are not seen in the courts as the “parent.” This is different from adoption which permanently changes the relationship and makes the guardian the “parent.”

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