Kinship guardian means the adult relative of a child in a kinship guardianship established in accordance with § 63.2-1305 who has been awarded custody of the child by the court after acting as the child's foster parent.
Kinship guardian means the adult relative of a child in a kinship guardianship established in
Kinship guardian means a judicially created relationship between a child and a kinship relation of the child.
Examples of Kinship guardian in a sentence
Medicare Discount Program Reimbursements or Incentive Payments(17) Earned Income Disallowance (a) Initial Twelve Month Exclusion (b) Second Twelve Month Exclusion and Phase-In(c) Maximum Four Year Disallowance (18) Kinship guardian payments, Kin-Gap, guardianship care payments, or kinship care payments received by the state.(19) Temporary income payments from the U.S. Census Bureau.
More Definitions of Kinship guardian
Kinship guardian means a person who meets both of the following criteria:
Kinship guardian means a person who (1) has been appointed the legal guardian of a dependent child pursuant to Section 360 or 366.26, or a ward of the juvenile court pursuant to subdivision (d) of Section 728 and (2) is a relative of the child.
Kinship guardian means the adult relative of a child in a judicially created kinship guardianship
Kinship guardian means the adult relative of a child in a kinship guardianship established in 626 accordance with § 63.2-1305 or 63.2-1306 who has been awarded custody of the child by the court after 627 acting as the child's foster parent.
Kinship guardian means the adult relative of a child in a kinship guardianship established in accord- ance with § 63.2-1305 or 63.2-1306 who has been awarded custody of the child by the court after act- ing as the child's foster parent.