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Virginia Code Title 31 - Guardian and Ward

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Current as of: 2011
Chapter 1Natural and Testamentary Guardians
Chapter 2Appointment of Guardian by Court or Clerk
Chapter 3Custody and Care of Ward and Estate
Chapter 4Gifts of Securities to Minors
Chapter 5Uniform Gifts to Minors Act
Chapter 6Virginia Uniform Transfers to Minors Act

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Questions & Answers: Guardianships

Does a power of attorney have to have the words medical and dental for doctors or dentists to see the minor child. This question come up as Clovis Schools requires a power of atto...
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