coguardian (Meaning)
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coguardian (n.)
A joint guardian.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coguardian
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coguardian Sentence Examples
- In legal matters, both parents may serve as coguardians for their children.
- The siblings were appointed coguardians of their elderly parents' estate.
- The court appointed a coguardian to assist with financial decisions for the incapacitated individual.
- As coguardians, they shared responsibility for making medical decisions on behalf of their relative.
- The couple agreed to act as coguardians for their niece while her parents were overseas.
- Coguardianship ensures that important decisions are made collaboratively and in the best interest of the individual.
- The attorney advised the family on the legal implications of serving as coguardians.
- The siblings consulted with a mediator to resolve conflicts arising from their roles as coguardians.
- The court requires coguardians to submit regular reports on the well-being of the individual under their care.
- Coguardianship provides a framework for managing the affairs of those who are unable to do so independently.
FAQs About the word coguardian
A joint guardian.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In legal matters, both parents may serve as coguardians for their children.
The siblings were appointed coguardians of their elderly parents' estate.
The court appointed a coguardian to assist with financial decisions for the incapacitated individual.
As coguardians, they shared responsibility for making medical decisions on behalf of their relative.
