Sometimes, neither parent is capable of caring for a child. This situation may have arisen as a result of death, injury, or some other circumstance. In these situations, creating a guardianship might be the best option. In the other hand, the child could be temporarily residing with a parent or acquaintance. Read the full article here: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/iowa-guardianship-faq-guardianship-of-child
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In this video, we discuss Iowa #guardianship FAQ’s including the following: How is a Guardian appointed? What is needed for the filing process? What about notice and representation? What is the role of a #hearing? What are the procedures following the hearing? How do Guardianship's end?