Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Tennessee
guardianship-what rights do the child have
My grandfather was given legal guardianship of me in 1980. He always included me as a child of his (not grandchild) Now he has passed away and the kids (three of them) are wanting to leave me out of everything. Legally do I have the same claims as a child?
Asked on 3/07/02, 8:54 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
William Poland
Law Offices of William H. Poland
Re: guardianship-what rights do the child have
In Tennessee you have no inherent rights as a grandchild as a child does unless your grandfather adopted you or unless he specifically left you something in his will.
Answered on 3/07/02, 9:09 am
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