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;financial, business and legal matters: The time that a person who is not a guardian spends with the child. This person could be a parent who does not have guardianship or another relative, like a grandparent. | ;financial, business and legal matters: The time that a person who is not a guardian spends with the child. This person could be a parent who does not have guardianship or another relative, like a grandparent. | ||
;limited power of attorney: A power of attorney for a specific action, with a time limit. | ;limited power of attorney: A power of attorney for a specific <span class="noglossary">action</span>, with a time limit. | ||
;mental capacity: The ability to understand decisions and make them. | ;mental capacity: The ability to understand decisions and make them. | ||