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How to Change Your Guardianship without a Lawyer

Posted on August 16, 2018


A guide to asking for a successor guardian or guardianship restoration, modification, and removal in Texas.

Attached documents

  • How to Change Your Guardianship without a Lawyer (Adobe Portable Document Format, 325.62 KB)
  • How to Change Your Guardianship without a Lawyer (Microsoft Office - OOXML - Word Document, 154.60 KB)

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