Consent to Guardianship or Nomination of a Guardian by a Minor - Wyoming

Consent to Guardianship or Nomination of a Guardian by a Minor is a legal document that was released by the Wyoming District Court - a government authority operating within Wyoming.

FAQ

Q: What is a Consent to Guardianship?
A: A Consent to Guardianship is a legal document through which a minor expresses their agreement to the appointment of a specific guardian.

Q: What is the purpose of a Consent to Guardianship?
A: The purpose of a Consent to Guardianship is to allow a minor to have a say in who their legal guardian will be.

Q: Who can use a Consent to Guardianship?
A: A minor who is at least 14 years old and capable of understanding the nature of the appointment of a guardian can use a Consent to Guardianship.

Q: What is a Nomination of a Guardian?
A: A Nomination of a Guardian is a legal document through which a minor can express their preference for who should be their guardian if one is needed.

Q: Who can use a Nomination of a Guardian?
A: Any minor who is at least 14 years old and capable of expressing their preference for a guardian can use a Nomination of a Guardian.

Q: Is a Consent to Guardianship or Nomination of a Guardian binding?
A: No, a Consent to Guardianship or Nomination of a Guardian is not binding, but it can be considered by the court when making a decision about guardianship.