Am I allowed to pick legal guardians for my child, without their father’s involvement?
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Am I allowed to pick legal guardians for my child, without their father’s involvement?
Asked on January 10, 2013 under Family Law, Michigan
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
If you and your children's father share custody of your minor children, you as one of the custodial parents have the legal right to designate a guardian for your children with respect to your custodial time of them for the duration while you are alive if need be.
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