Petition for Withdrawal of Infant's Property
Asks the court for permission to withdraw money from the child's guardianship account for their support, education, or maintenance.
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Withdrawing from a child's account requires court permission.
You'll need to explain exactly what the money will be used for and show it's in the child's best interest. The court takes these requests seriously. Our team can help you prepare a strong petition.
When do you need this form?
You need to use the child's money for their support or education expenses.
This site provides general information, not legal advice. For legal counsel, consult a licensed attorney. Official forms are maintained by New York State and may change.
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Other guardianship forms
Petition for Appointment of Guardian of Property
A child inherited money or property and needs a legal guardian to manage it. This form asks the court to appoint you as that guardian.
G-2APetition for Appointment of Guardian of Person Only
When a child needs a legal guardian for custody and care — but not for property. This form asks the court to appoint you as guardian of the child's person.
17-AArticle 17-A Guardianship Petition (Intellectually Disabled)
For appointing a guardian over a person with intellectual or developmental disabilities who is over 18. Covers guardianship of the person, property, or both.
OCFS-3909Background Check Authorization (Guardianship)
Before the court appoints anyone as a guardian, it requires a background check. This form gives permission to run that check. Required with every guardianship petition.
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