Difference between revisions of "Agreements after Separation"

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A parent who has never lived with his or her child isn't a guardian unless the parent "regularly cares" for the child.  
A parent who has never lived with his or her child isn't a guardian unless the parent "regularly cares" for the child.  


Under s. 50, only a parent can become the guardian of a child through an agreement with all of the child's guardians. (Of course, the only parents who would need to become a guardian in this way, are parents who aren't guardians to begin with — parents who have never lived with the child and have not "regularly cared" for the child.) Someone who is not a parent can't be made a guardian by an agreement.
Under s. 50, only a parent can become the guardian of a child through an agreement with all of the child's guardians. (Of course, the only parents who would need to become a guardian in this way, are parents who aren't guardians to begin with — parents who have never lived with the child and have not "regularly cared" for the child.)  
 
Someone who is not a parent can't be made a guardian by an agreement.


====Parental responsibilities====
====Parental responsibilities====
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