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A guardian for a protected person shall seek and support the least restrictive option, consistent with the courts guardianship order of appointment, including developing adequate supports and requesting guardianship termination if less restrictive alternatives to guardianship are appropriate.
To get a guardianship, the ward must be incapacitated. You can also get a guardianship if the ward is a minor child who is not emancipated. Family members often request a guardianship, but a guardianship can be requested by any interested adult.
A guardian appointed for a child pursuant to the Kinship Guardianship Act has the legal rights and duties of a parent, except the right to consent to adoption of the child and except for parental rights and duties that the court orders retained by a parent.
Appointment of a new guardian shall be subject to the provisions of 15-11-240 and 15-11-241. Subsidized guardianship is a monthly financial payment that follows a rate/age schedule.
You can establish temporary guardianship without going to court by using a power of attorney or creating a temporary guardianship agreement. These legal alternatives allow you to appoint a guardian without needing court approval.

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The Kinship Guardianship Act is intended to address those cases where a parent has left a child or children in the care of another for 90 consecutive days and that arrangement leaves the child or children without appropriate care, guidance, or supervision.
Kin/grandfamily caregivers are often socially isolated from their peers and may feel guilt and shame about their adult relative or friend who is unable to parent, especially if it is their own adult child. They may neglect their own physical and/or mental health as they focus on caring for the children.
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