Michigan Withdrawal of Consent to Guardianship of Indian Child is a legal form that allows a parent to revoke their consent to a guardianship of their Indian child. This form is used in the state of Michigan to withdraw the parental rights of an Indian child from their current guardian and to return those rights to the parent. There are two main types of Michigan Withdrawal of Consent to Guardianship of Indian Child: voluntary withdrawal and involuntary withdrawal. A voluntary withdrawal of consent is used when the parent wishes to remove their consent for the guardianship. This type of form requires the parent to provide evidence that the child’s best interests will be served by the withdrawal of consent. An involuntary withdrawal of consent is used when the parent is unable to provide adequate care and supervision for the child. This type of form requires the parent to provide evidence that it is in the child’s best interest to remain in the guardianship or to provide evidence that the child’s safety will be jeopardized if the guardianship is not withdrawn. In either situation, the Michigan Withdrawal of Consent to Guardianship of Indian Child must be filed with the court and a hearing must be held to determine if the withdrawal of consent is in the best interest of the child.