North Dakota § 27-20.1-13 Effect of order appointing a guardian

North Dakota Statutes

§ 27-20.1-13 — Effect of order appointing a guardian

North Dakota § 27-20.1-13

Title 27Judicial Branch of Government

Ch. 27-20.1Guardianship of a Child

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N.D. Cent. Code § 27-20.1-13 (2026).

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1.An order appointing a guardian of a child suspends any authority of a parent that is granted to the guardian under that order. A parent subject to such an order is entitled to treatment as a party at any subsequent juvenile court proceeding regarding the child.

2.While a guardianship is in effect, the parent has the following rights:

a.Parenting time, contact, and information, to the extent delineated in the guardianship order issued by the court. A parent may petition the court for specific enforcement provisions of the order relating to contact, parenting time, or information; and

b.Inheritance from the child.

3.The parent has the primary responsibility to financially support the child.

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1. An order appointing a guardian of a child suspends any authority of a parent that is
granted to the guardian under that order. A parent subject to such an order is entitled
to treatment as a party at any subsequent juvenile court proceeding regarding the
child.
2. While a guardianship is in effect, the parent has the following rights:
a. Parenting time, contact, and information, to the extent delineated in the
guardianship order issued by the court. A parent may petition the court for specific
enforcement provisions of the order relating to contact, parenting time, or
information; and
b. Inheritance from the child.
3. The parent has the primary responsibility to financially support the child.