Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Guardianship of a minor

Your local courthouse will have the forms

Re: Guardianship of a minor

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You may be able to find forms available in a local law library in a college or law school. Many counties have a small library at the court house where lawyers will conduct research. Also, you can usually obtain copies of some forms from the clerks in the probate division. Alternatively, you would be well served to retain a lawyer who can represent you in this matter which can be convuluted.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.