Alaska Affidavit, SHC-1625, is a legal form that is used in the state of Alaska to establish legal guardianship for a minor child. It is used when one or both parents are unable to provide care for the child, or when the parents are unable to be located. The Affidavit allows an adult to take legal responsibility for the minor child and act as their guardian. The Affidavit includes sections for the adult to provide information about themselves, the minor child, and details of the guardianship arrangement. There are two types of Alaska Affidavit, SHC-1625: a limited guardianship and a permanent guardianship. A limited guardianship is for a specified amount of time, while a permanent guardianship is for an indefinite period of time.
Alaska Affidavit, SHC-1625, is a legal form that is used in the state of Alaska to establish legal guardianship for a minor child. It is used when one or both parents are unable to provide care for the child, or when the parents are unable to be located. The Affidavit allows an adult to take legal responsibility for the minor child and act as their guardian. The Affidavit includes sections for the adult to provide information about themselves, the minor child, and details of the guardianship arrangement. There are two types of Alaska Affidavit, SHC-1625: a limited guardianship and a permanent guardianship. A limited guardianship is for a specified amount of time, while a permanent guardianship is for an indefinite period of time.
