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If the person you care for cant manage their own health affairs and living arrangements, a guardian can be legally appointed to make decisions for them.
A Guardian of a Minor is a person who has obtained legal authority to be responsible for managing financial and/or personal affairs of a Minor. There are three types of Guardianships of Minors. Guardian of the Person (Appointed by the Court (a Judge) Guardian of the Estate (Appointed by the Court or Clerk)
As per the Act, a parent can get legal guardianship of their son or daughter with disability and represent them even after they are 18 years of age. Parents are the Natural Guardians of their children till their child turns -18. So they do not need to apply for guardianship until then.
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