Vermont S0095 establishes standby guardianships for children whose parents face adverse immigration actions.
Vermont S0095 introduces standby guardianships for children when their parents are subject to adverse immigration actions, ensuring the child has a guardian if the parent becomes unavailable. The bill outlines procedures for establishing such guardianships, including consent from custodial parents and reasonable efforts to notify noncustodial parents. It specifies the guardian's duties, such as taking custody, making education and health decisions, and maintaining contact with the child's parents.
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