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TerrieS
Asked May 13, 2025
Is there financial help for someone trying to obtain legal guardianship?
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JoAnn29
May 13, 2025
No, it comes out of your pocket. If a parent and you win, you maybe able to get reimbursed with their money. My nephew was a minor, my brother was allowed to use my sisters insurance money to cover the cost.
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