North Dakota § 30.1-27-07 (5-207) Objection to the appointment of the testamentary guardian of minor - Procedure

North Dakota Statutes

§ 30.1-27-07 — (5-207) Objection to the appointment of the testamentary guardian of minor - Procedure

North Dakota § 30.1-27-07

Title 30.1Uniform Probate Code

Ch. 30.1-27Guardians of Minors

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N.D. Cent. Code § 30.1-27-07 (2026).

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minor - Procedure.

1.Any person interested in the welfare of a minor subject to a testamentary appointment of a guardian, including the minor, may object to the appointment of the testamentary guardian as contrary to the best interests of the minor within fourteen days of the filing of the report of the guardian ad litem.

2.An objection must contain a statement alleging specific facts that demonstrate the appointment of the testamentary guardian is contrary to the best interests of the minor.

3.Upon filing of the objection or on the court's own motion, the court immediately shall transfer the case to the juvenile court in the county where the original probate matter was filed.

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minor - Procedure.
1. Any person interested in the welfare of a minor subject to a testamentary appointment
of a guardian, including the minor, may object to the appointment of the testamentary
guardian as contrary to the best interests of the minor within fourteen days of the filing
of the report of the guardian ad litem.
2. An objection must contain a statement alleging specific facts that demonstrate the
appointment of the testamentary guardian is contrary to the best interests of the minor.
3. Upon filing of the objection or on the court's own motion, the court immediately shall
transfer the case to the juvenile court in the county where the original probate matter
was filed.