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guardianship

[gahr-dee-uhn-ship] / ˈgɑr di ənˌʃɪp /


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“Placing assets in a properly structured trust can protect them from fraud and undue influence. In cases of diminished capacity, legal guardianship may be necessary to prevent financial abuse.”

From MarketWatch

Discussions of potential guardianship lead to Chandler doubting his ability to be a father.

From Los Angeles Times

The baby, known only as P, has been under the north London council's guardianship since February due to concerns that her mother could not meet her or her older siblings' basic care needs.

From BBC

Another parent, Dana Guerrero, told the Boyle Heights Beat that it took her more than two hours to verify guardianship of the student she was trying to pick up.

From Los Angeles Times

In her book, Spears condemned the court-ordered conservatorship, also known as a guardianship, which she was under from 2008-2021.

From BBC