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how to give statutory notice in a rehearing for guardianship of estate of minor?
the judge asked that i give this kind of notice before my next rehearing in a month, does anyone know what that is? what form i use? im in orange county california....
Oh, no money for attorney..... I wish.. this is for a POD account that my son is on and he's 17 3/4 but needs for college. the judge released part of the money payable to university. just need to know what "statutory notice " is...:)
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- divot IILv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
...and what does that word "statute" mean, exactly? Seems to be an important word here.
Source(s): I's jus' so corn-fused.... - JimLv 59 years ago
GET AN ATTORNEY! Family law is very complicated and if there is an estate that is willed to a minor without an appointment of a fiduciary guardian you have to prove that you are the person who can act in the best interest of the minor. You'd think that as an easy task but if anyone else is trying to be appointed as the fiduciary guardian the judge must weigh the best interest of the child and determine which filer would act best in that interest. An attorney will know exactly what has to be filed and what you will need to present to make your case.
- Anonymous5 years ago
That you could be over the age of consent and still be a minor. For example, in my state the age of consent is sixteen however you're viewed a minor underneath the legislation until you're 18 so if a 17 12 months historical had sex with a 14 yr historic, they are able to be charged. If each are under the age of sixteen, that's one-of-a-kind b/c neither of them can consent.
