do you have differant rules when doing guardianship of an infant?

Question

Can the biological parents still have access to the child/infant after guardianship takes place? If they get visitations does if have to supervised?

So in some cases the biological parents can have visits without the guardian being there? Was it or will it be hard to get the guardianship reversed?

Answer 1

The biological parents can see the child without supervision..this is voluntary gaurdianship. If it's court ordered they must obey the conditions. There should be paperwork stating the conditions and all parties must abide to them. I have done temporary guardianship to my parents for my children due to my job. It is stated for how long they will have them, what they are allow to do, and notarized. I can see my childre anytime I want and they can visit me whereever I am at and stay for abit. So read all pertaining documents for the gaurdianship...

Answer 2

I have guardianship of my nephew, and it is up to the probate judge the visitation. I don't have a court ordered visitation schedule, but I allow my sister to come once a week, and call twice a week (or 3 times when she can't make it down), but they are supervised visits. You can request that they be supervised. In regards to having the guardianship reversed, the probate judge said that she would have to order it, and that unless my sister had a job, and could prove that she could provide and support my nephew, she would not agree. In addition, the guardian may fight the reversal, which would make it harder. If there's a problem (ie abuse, neglect), you should reveal it immediately....

Answer 3

is best, when you do the guardianship to set the rules of visitation then. That varies with each situation.

Answer 4

it all depends on the judge and what is agreed upon before he/she makes any final judgments. The judge makes the final word on all of it.

Answer 5

yes