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legal guardian

noun as in person entrusted with someone or something

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"Both cases were resolved swiftly, with remediation steps including terminating contracts with underage employees, ensuring the payment of any outstanding wages, arranging medical checkups and facilitating repatriation to parents/legal guardians as needed," Shein said.

From BBC

Gay rights advocates achieved minor successes in the decades that followed, such as workplace protections for LGBTQ+ employees and the ability to register same-sex partners as legal guardians.

Fourteen- to 18-year-olds will need the consent of parents or legal guardians, while under-14s will need their parents or legal guardians to make the declaration.

From BBC

In a 911 call on Feb. 8 from the teen’s home, Benedict’s grandmother and legal guardian, Sue Benedict, expressed concern about a head injury as she described Benedict’s symptoms.

Then when she was removed from that care and left alone in New York, under the legal guardian, she looks completely different.

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