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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 23 — DOMESTIC RELATIONS · Chapter 56

§ 5623. Authority of temporary guardian.

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§ 5623. Authority of temporary guardian.
(a)Authority.--
(1)The temporary guardian shall have the authority to act as coguardian or guardian upon a custodial parent entering into an alcohol or drug treatment facility or upon a court ordering the designation pursuant to hearing under subsection 5622(b) (relating to petition for approval of designation).
(2)The commencement of the temporary guardian's authority to act as coguardian shall not itself divest the custodial parent of parental rights but shall confer upon the temporary guardian concurrent or shared custody of the child.
(3)A coguardian shall assure frequent and continuing contact with and physical access to the child and shall further assure the involvement of the custodial parent, to the greatest extent possible, in the decision making on behalf of the child.
(4)The commencement of a temporary guardian's authority under this subchapter shall not itself divest a parent or legal guardian of parental or guardianship rights.
(b)Limitations on authority.-- In addition to any other restrictions placed on a temporary guardian by the court, the temporary guardian may not:
(1)remove the minor or permit the minor to be removed from the United States either permanently or temporarily without the consent of the custodial parent and the approval of the court; or
(2)remove the minor from this Commonwealth absent a court order, which may only be issued after a hearing at which both parents and the minor shall have the right to be present.
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