I have court-appointed guardianship of my 18-year old grandson until he graduates from high school in June of 2015. Doesn't that give me the rights to speak with all third parties on his behalf? There is an Army recruiter who is refusing to speak with me about my grandson, who is over a year from graduating and starting to fail again. The lawyer told us before that he is basically signing away his adult rights until he graduates.
Answer
Hand the guardianship order to an attorney to read, and the question can be answered more completely, but just because you have the right to talk to others does not create in them the obligation to talk to you.
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