Legal Question in Family Law in Michigan

Re: Minors

Yes, but you'd have to petition the court for guardianship of the minor and give notice to all interested persons (as defined under the law). There would be a hearing and the court would decide whether the proposed guardian is suitable, etc., or may award guardianship on a temporary basis, depending on the circumstances. There are several factors that the courts consider when determine guardianship issues. The child might also need a new conservatorship to handle its financial affairs, if it has any money, etc.

I would suggest you hire an attorney to help you with the process so that it is done correctly, thus optimizing your chances for success.

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Thanks.