Need a Guardianship Petition in Kurnool?
At Landmarq, we prepare court-approved guardianship applications under Guardians & Wards Act, covering:
✅ Minor Guardianship
✅ Special Needs Dependents
✅ Property Management
✅ NRI Guardianship Cases
To get started, simply provide the following details:
1. Details of the Petitioner (Proposed Guardian)
- Full name
- Address and contact information
- Date of birth and age
- Relationship with the ward (minor or incapacitated adult)
- Occupation and income proof
- ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, etc.)
2. Details of the Ward (Person Requiring Guardianship)
- Full name
- Date of birth/age (Birth Certificate for minors)
- Current residence and living situation
- Reason for seeking guardianship (e.g., death of parents, disability)
- Any known health or mental condition (for adults)
3. Reason for Guardianship
- Explanation of why the guardianship is needed
- Type of guardianship sought:
- Guardian of person
- Guardian of property
- General guardian (both)
4. Parental or Legal Guardian Details (if applicable)
- Names and status of biological parents (if living or deceased)
- Existing custody arrangements, if any
- Legal documents supporting abandonment, death, or incapacity of previous guardian
5. Supporting Documents
- Proof of relationship with the ward (birth certificate, family register)
- School or medical records of the minor/adult
- Medical certificate of ward’s incapacity (for adult wards)
- Death certificate of parents (if deceased)
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) from surviving parent/relative (if required)
- Affidavit stating willingness and ability to act as guardian
- Income proof / asset declaration of the petitioner
- Residence proof of both petitioner and ward
6. Photographs
- Recent passport-sized photographs of petitioner and ward.
7. Court Forms & Petition Document
- Drafted guardianship petition
- Court fee receipt (as applicable)
- Vakalatnama (if filed through an advocate)
For inquiries or submission, contact us at:
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1. What is a guardianship petition?
It’s a legal request made to a court seeking the appointment of a person as a legal guardian for a minor or an incapacitated adult.
2. Who can file a guardianship petition?
Typically, a parent, relative, or any concerned person who is willing and capable of acting in the best interest of the minor or incapacitated individual.
3. When is guardianship needed?
When a minor is left without natural parents or when an adult cannot manage their personal or financial affairs due to physical or mental conditions.
4. What types of guardianships exist?
- Guardian of Person (for physical and medical care)
- Guardian of Property (to manage finances/assets)
- General Guardian (combination of both)
5. What is the legal age to become a guardian?
The guardian must be a major (above 18 years), mentally sound, and not disqualified by law.
6. What factors does the court consider before appointing a guardian?
The best interest of the ward, relationship, financial capacity, moral character, and willingness of the proposed guardian.
7. Is court approval necessary for guardianship?
Yes. Legal guardianship is granted only after a court reviews and approves the petition.
8. Can guardianship be temporary or permanent?
Yes. The court may grant temporary or permanent guardianship depending on the circumstances.
9. Can a guardianship be revoked or changed?
Yes. The court can revoke or modify guardianship based on the welfare of the ward or misconduct of the guardian.
10. Is it mandatory to have a lawyer for filing the petition?
Not mandatory, but legal assistance is highly recommended for proper drafting and representation in court.