When a child or other person incapable of looking after themselves requires care by someone who is not a natural or adoptive parent, they are sometimes said to be wards of a legal guardian.
They are sometimes said to be wards of a legal guardian. When a child or other person incapable of looking after themselves requires care by someone who may not be his or her natural or adoptive parent.
When a child or other person incapable of looking after themselves requires care by someone who may not be his or her natural or adoptive parent. They are sometimes said to be wards of a legal guardian.
When a child or other person incapable of looking after themselves requires care by someone who may not be his or her natural or adoptive parent. They are sometimes said to be wards of a legal guardian.