Maine Acceptance of Appointment By Guardian of Minor is a legal document used by the state of Maine to appoint a guardian for a minor child. This document is commonly used when the child's parents are unable to care for the child or have passed away. The appointed guardian must sign this document to accept the responsibility of caring for the minor child. The appointed guardian must also submit proof of financial stability and provide a detailed plan of how they will provide for the minor's needs. There are two types of Maine Acceptance of Appointment By Guardian of Minor: General Guardianship and Limited Guardianship. In a General Guardianship, the appointed guardian is responsible for making all decisions for the minor child, including providing for the child's health, education, and welfare. In a Limited Guardianship, the appointed guardian is only responsible for making decisions about specific matters, such as the child's health care or education.