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North Dakota Code > Title 30.1 > Chapter 30.1-27 - Guardians of Minors


Current as of: 2009
§ 30.1-27-01(5-201) Status of guardian of minor - General
§ 30.1-27-02(5-202) Testamentary appointment of guardian of minor
§ 30.1-27-03(5-203) Objection by minor of fourteen or older to testamentary appointment
§ 30.1-27-04(5-204) Court appointment of guardian of minor - Conditions for appointment
§ 30.1-27-05(5-205) Court appointment of guardian of minor - Venue
§ 30.1-27-06(5-206) Court appointment of guardian of minor - Qualifications - Priority of minor's nominee
§ 30.1-27-07(5-207) Court appointment of guardian of minor - Procedure
§ 30.1-27-08(5-208) Consent to service by acceptance of appointment - Notice
§ 30.1-27-09(5-209) Powers and duties of guardian of minor
§ 30.1-27-10(5-210) Termination of appointment of guardian - General
§ 30.1-27-11(5-211) Proceedings subsequent to appointment - Venue
§ 30.1-27-12(5-212) Resignation or removal proceedings

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Questions & Answers: Guardianships

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North Dakota Laws: Guardianships

North Dakota Code > Chapter 28-03 - Guardians Ad Litem
North Dakota Code > Chapter 28-35 - Uniform Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act
North Dakota Code > Chapter 30.1-27 - Guardians of Minors
North Dakota Code > Chapter 30.1-28 - Guardians of Incapacitated Persons
North Dakota Code > Chapter 30.1-29 - Protection of Property of Persons Under Disability and Minors
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