Posts offering step-by-step guides on legal rights, how to navigate custody issues, and ways to access financial aid.
Caregiving for children who cannot be cared for by their biological parents includes both grandfamilies and kinship care placements. While these arrangements may appear similar at a glance, significant differences…
Across the United States, grandfamily caregivers face numerous legal challenges and uncertainties when taking on the responsibility of raising their relatives’ children. To ensure they can provide stable and nurturing…
Legal guardianship and custody play a crucial role in providing stability and security for children in grandfamilies. When grandparents or other relatives step in to care for a child, understanding…
Grandfamily caregivers play a critical role in providing stability and care for children when their parents are unable to do so. These caregivers can be grandparents, older siblings, aunts, uncles,…
