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Hi, so my parents kicked me out. I’m 16 turning 17 and my parents don’t want me back. I was looking at stuff for guardianship and I came across if you get a notarized letter than my aunt can be my guardian. I feel like that’s faster than doing it through court and what not. I would need the letter so I could go to school, and I know some schools don’t accept them but I was wondering if I get that letter and if my aunt decides that she wants to sign the guardianship to someone else couldn’t she? Because I would have a notarized letter saying she’s my guardian and if she wanted to sign the guardianship to someone else through a notarized letter could she?

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