QUESTION
How does my 23 year old sister get guardianship from my mother?
Asked on Apr 10th, 2014 on Child Custody - Idaho
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I'm 17 year old female and will be a senior in high school. My sister and I had discussed that I could live with her. My mom is loving and we have few problems besides teenage usual. Will it be hard for my sister to win? I would be moving to a different city about 40 minutes away from my mom. I have a single mom and two siblings, 20, and 23 and once they moved out everyone saw a change. My mother does have to work so it gets super lonely. My sister will be graduating college with her masters when I want to move out. She will be there for me when I need help in homework, advise, or just plain old conversation. I'm alone 75% of the time. I just need better information to sway my parents to saying yes.
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Your parents could give your sister a power of attorney. That would be cheapest. She could petition the court to be your guardian, but it doesn't sound like there is a sufficient basis for the court to allow that.
Answered on Apr 11th, 2014 at 9:45 AM