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Aunt steps up as guardian after tragic family losses

August 12, 2024 | Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas


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Aunt steps up as guardian after tragic family losses
In a recent court session, the appointment of a successor guardian for 15-year-old JB was discussed following the passing of his grandmother, the previous guardian, in May of this year. The court heard testimony from Sandra Hernandez, JB's maternal aunt, who expressed her desire to take on the guardianship role.

The court was informed that JB's mother had tragically died in a car accident over a decade ago, and since then, two successor guardians had been appointed, both of whom have since passed away. With JB currently enrolled at Kempner High School, there is an urgent need for a guardian to facilitate necessary permissions for school activities and sports.

Sandra Hernandez confirmed her relationship to JB and her commitment to providing a stable environment for him, having lived with him for several years. She has completed the required guardianship certification course and has no criminal background, making her a suitable candidate for the role. The court noted that JB's father has not been involved in his life, further solidifying the need for a responsible guardian.

The judge acknowledged the urgency of the situation, agreeing to expedite the appointment process to ensure JB's enrollment and participation in school activities is not hindered. The court is expected to finalize the appointment of Sandra Hernandez as JB's successor guardian in the coming sessions.

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