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Question: My brother who is mentally disabled, has come to live with me. What do I steps do I need to take to gain legal custody/guardianship of him from my mother who is willing to give me custody?
Answer:
You may want to review the laws governing guardianship over an alleged incapacitated person that can be found in Title 14, Chapter 5, Article 3, starting with A.R.S. § 14-5301. You may want to look at A.R.S. § 14-5303 which discusses the procedures for a court appointed guardian.
You can also find forms online or through your local Superior Court self service center. In Maricopa County and in Pima County, you can find guardianship forms on the Superior Courts' website.
Because guardianship can be complicated, you may wish to contact a qualified attorney to assist you with this process.
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My brother who is mentally disabled, has come to live with me. What do I steps do I need to take to gain legal custody/guardianship of him from my mother who is willing to give me custody?
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