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grannyticktock Wed 13-Sept-17 18:15:53

Your local council Children's Services Dept may be able to advise you.

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Elizabeth1 Wed 13-Sept-17 08:03:11

Thank you everyone I've received much clearer information about this process from the solicitor applying for guardianship on our behalf.

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mcem Mon 11-Sept-17 17:16:06

Elizabeth I seem to remember you're in Scotland where we still have functioning lea's. I'd suggest contacting the education authority if that's appropriate for the person's age.

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Eglantine19 Mon 11-Sept-17 17:00:51

When I was teaching I sometimes helped families with guardianship orders but it was a while ago now and I think a few more details would be helpful as the process can vary quite a bit.

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Smithy Mon 11-Sept-17 16:57:39

Sorry can't help you with this, just trying to bump this post up to try and get some replies

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Elizabeth1 Sun 10-Sept-17 06:25:21

Has anyone applied for guardianship? My brother in law needs help with applying and managing a guardianship order.The solicitor has advised my husband and I to share this responsibility with him. The costs we were told are about £200 - £1000 however legal aid will pay for this. Would my husband and I have to pay for this process as well as my brother in law. All advise will be warmly welcomed. Help!

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