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Form 4A Litigation Guardian on Behalf of a Minor - Ontario, Canada
Form 4A, Litigation Guardian on Behalf of a Minor, is used in Ontario, Canada, when a minor is involved in a legal proceeding and requires representation. A litigation guardian is appointed to act on behalf of the minor's interests throughout the litigation process.
In Ontario, Canada, the Form 4A Litigation Guardian is filed on behalf of a minor by their legal guardian or a person appointed by the court to act as their representative.
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Q: What is Form 4A?
A: Form 4A is a legal document used in Ontario, Canada.
Q: What does a Litigation Guardian do?
A: A Litigation Guardian represents a minor in a legal proceeding.
Q: Who can be a Litigation Guardian?
A: A Litigation Guardian can be a parent, guardian, or other suitable adult.
Q: What is the purpose of Form 4A?
A: Form 4A is used to appoint a Litigation Guardian on behalf of a minor.
Q: Why is a Litigation Guardian necessary?
A: A minor cannot represent themselves in a legal proceeding and requires a Litigation Guardian to do so.
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