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You are here: Families & Children > Guardianship (Probate Court) > Becoming a Guardian of a Child > What happens after the court date? > What happens after my hearing?

If the judge agrees that you be the guardian, s/he will sign your Order Appointing Guardian of the Child, Form GC-240
You will then sign the Letters of Guardianship, Form GC-250
Take both forms to the clerk's office to certify and file them.

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