Michigan § 722.875b Legal guardianship as judicially created relationship; transfer of parental rights to guardian.

Michigan Statutes

§ 722.875b — Legal guardianship as judicially created relationship; transfer of parental rights to guardian.

Michigan § 722.875b

Ch. 722CHILDREN

Act 260 of 2008GUARDIANSHIP ASSISTANCE ACT (722.871-722.881)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 722.875b (2026).

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GUARDIANSHIP ASSISTANCE ACT (EXCERPT) Act 260 of 2008 722.875b Legal guardianship as judicially created relationship; transfer of parental rights to guardian. Sec. 5b. The legal guardianship must be a judicially created relationship as provided for under sections 19a and 19c of chapter XIIA of the probate code, MCL 712A.19a and 712A.19c, another state's law or code, or tribal law or code when the child is a ward of this state, between the child and the child's guardian that is intended to be permanent and self-sustaining as evidenced by the transfer to the guardian of the following parental rights with respect to the child:

(a)Protection.

(b)Education.

(c)Care and control of the individual.

(d)Custody of the individual.

(e)Decision making.

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GUARDIANSHIP ASSISTANCE ACT (EXCERPT) Act 260 of 2008 722.875b Legal guardianship as judicially created relationship; transfer of parental rights to guardian. Sec. 5b. The legal guardianship must be a judicially created relationship as provided for under sections 19a and 19c of chapter XIIA of the probate code, MCL 712A.19a and 712A.19c, another state's law or code, or tribal law or code when the child is a ward of this state, between the child and the child's guardian that is intended to be permanent and self-sustaining as evidenced by the transfer to the guardian of the following parental rights with respect to the child: (a) Protection. (b) Education. (c) Care and control of the individual. (d) Custody of the individual. (e) Decision making.