Guardianship means being responsible for and protecting someone, usually a child or someone who is unable to take care of themselves. A guardian is like a caretaker who ensures the person's well-being, safety, and needs are met. Full definition
New Brunswick (Minister of Social Development) v. N.S. et al. 2013 NBCA 8 Evidence — Opinion evidence — Expert evidence — General — Qualifications and declaration that a witness is an expert An application judge dismissed the application by the Minister of Social Development for an order of guardianship of N.S.'s children. (slaw.ca)
We represent the client in an estate dispute, the estate trustee who seeks direction from the court, the applicant for guardianship orders of an incapable person, and the dependant who seeks support from an estate. (harrisonpensa.com)
Michigan State University Kinship Care Resource Center: Filing for Guardianship For Children (info.legalzoom.com)