Can One Person Have Multiple Guardians?
Regarding this matter, Clause 2, Article 47 of the Civil Code 2015 stipulates that a person can only have one guardian, except in cases where both parents act as guardians for their child or both grandparents act as guardians for their grandchild.
Thus, according to this provision, a person can indeed have multiple guardians. However, this only applies to cases where both parents act as guardians for their child or both grandparents act as guardians for their grandchild.
The above is the content of the response regarding a person having multiple guardians. You can refer to more information on this matter in the Civil Code 2015.
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