Vermont § 2656 - Guardian appointed by will By a last will, either parent may appoint guardians for minor children, or for children,
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§ 2656. Guardian appointed by will By a last will, either parent may appoint guardians for minor children, or for children,
- regardless of age, who are judicially determined to be in need of guardianship under
the provisions of this chapter, whether living at the time of making the will or born
afterwards, and such guardians shall be governed by the laws applicable to guardians
appointed by the
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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