Michigan Order Discharging Juvenile Guardian is a court order that terminates the guardianship of a minor child. This order is issued when the court finds that the guardianship of the child is no longer necessary or in the best interest of the child. It can be issued on the motion of the guardian, the child, or either of the child’s parents. There are two types of Order Discharging Juvenile Guardian in Michigan: 1) A Final Order Discharging Juvenile Guardian, which terminates the guardianship of the minor child and restores the parental rights of the child’s parents; and 2) An Interim Order Discharging Juvenile Guardian, which temporarily terminates the guardianship of the minor child and restores the parental rights of the child’s parents until a court determines whether the guardianship should be terminated permanently.




