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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some local schools are walking kids home to make sure their parent is still there. I do have friends who have drawn up a power of attorney triggered by detention or deportation. A PoA doesn't need to be filed with the court, so there is no danger of drawing the authorities' attention, but it would allow someone else to hold onto the kids in a mixed status family. Then they could file for guardianship so that the children could be reunited with their parents once the deportation proceedings were over. The child would still end up leaving the country, but not be subjected to the terrible "family detention center." [/quote] So you can use a POA instead of a standby guardianship in Virginia? [/quote] Do standby guardianship. We were given POA and when we went for guardianship the court would not honor it. We didn't know at the time. (we got set up, complicated situation)[/quote]
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