Guardianship Documents are legal forms that appoint a responsible adult to care for a minor or dependent when a parent or legal guardian cannot. They are commonly used to grant authority over medical decisions, education, and daily needs, ensuring the well-being of a child or dependent is safeguarded under the law. Without proper documentation, guardianship may be challenged or denied by institutions.

When notarized, Guardianship Documents gain greater credibility and are widely accepted by schools, hospitals, and government offices. Notarization verifies the identity of the appointing party and confirms the document was signed willingly, reducing the chance of disputes. Having a notarized guardianship form provides peace of mind that your loved one’s care and protection will be honored and respected.