What's the process of obtaining guardianship and around how much are the fees?



I want to get guardianship of my two younger siblings ages 5 and 14 they are already currently living with me and I'm 20
You must petition the probate court for guardianship. A court appointed person may conduct an examination or interview, etc and would certainly listen to any objections from others. Consider engaging a local attorney to help navigate the process, file the appropriate forms, and conduct an evaluation of your specific circumstances and their likelihood of court approval.
as part of a child custody arrangement for unmarried or divorcing parents, a court may order the non-custodial parent to pay a set monthly sum of money to the custodial parent to cover expenses relating to the care of a minor child or incapacitated adult child.

the “custodial parent” is the parent who has custody of the child. the child lives with that parent and the parent assumes responsibility for the child. a child support attorney usually drafts and files the agreement for court approval. I would suggest looking for an assisted living or Memory Care program. Sounds like he needs to have a Power of Attorney assigned for finance and also one for health care. Has anyone in the family broached these topics with your father? Unfortunately, you are now in the position of needing to be more proactive in caring for your father, much like your parents did for you when you were a child unable to make decisions for yourself. It sounds like it is time for a family meeting with your siblings, if you have any, or contacting your local Department on Aging to assist you with the activities that need to be done to adequately care for your elderly father. since you're an adult, you can report it to child services, as child endangerment for your sister. he is a threat to her well being. the problems with that are 1) she could be put in foster care 2) they may not do anything. 
i'm not sure how much the police would do, considering he is a minor, but they might require him to go through anger management. i think they would do something because he is abusing and harassing your family, especially your little sister. i think that no matter what, you need to take this to someone outside of the family, seeing as your family won't step in. whether it be a counselor, the police or child services, someone needs to step in for both your family and his sake. as he gets older, this could escalate, and he could end up actually killing someone. he needs help. 
if you actually think he might kill you, you for sure need to do something and soon. 
i am so sorry you are in this situation.
i pray all things work out for the best of everyone and that there are no more injuries you can't ignore your other child! that's going to cause your younger child to have serious problems later in life. tell your older daughter that you can't abandon your other daughter but that you still love her and want to solve this another way. your twins and both were born pretty much together and you are the last children born so i would say yes that you too would be cocnsidered youngest ideally, your sister will have her own my disney experience account and link her theme park ticket to herself in her account. if there are any children, she should add her children to her account and link their tickets to them. i usually recommend all adults have their own my disney experience accounts if they want to be able to view, change, or add plans during the vacation. if they don’t, another adult can add them and manage their plans. in my family, i have an account and i added my children. my husband has his account. my mom also has an account and she manages my dad, as he just wants to go with the flow. then my husband, my mom and i are all connected as family & friends. once you each have your accounts, you will link your accounts to each other using the family & friends option. follow the prompts to “add a guest.” then choose “i’ll enter their name and age.” once you put that your sister is 18+ it will offer you to “invite this guest to connect,” which will send an email to your sister letting her know you’d like to share plans in my disney experience. once she accepts, you’ll each have your accounts with tickets linked to yourselves, but you’ll now be able to view and share plans between your accounts!  you’ll both be able to make fastpass+ selections for each other, or list each other as a guest on advanced dining reservations. hi lg, <br>it&#39;ll be interesting to see ( after the weekend, when most readers will be back ) what other people think of the situation you describe. it sounds as if your parents probably are a bit too strict, but with all they hear and see of the dangers of the world today, one can understand their fears  and its even worse when parents don&#39;t care at all. sometimes they may seem to be hypocritical, when they&#39;re actually trying to get you to avoid mistakes they made. your sister sounds immature and spiteful. what would they think if you said you wanted to see a shrink or counsellor to work on the problems they have identified in your behaviour ? ( that way, it makes it harder for them to object  and indeed these diferent perceptions of what is a "problem") ought to be part of what you&#39;d discuss with a counsellor. be cautious about your overdose idea  apart from the obvious dangers to yourself, it&#39;d surely also give them much sronger grounds for being even stricter, which is the exact opposite of what you want to achieve. it is possible, but your rights as intended parents are protected through the surrogacy contract, hence the important of signing one that contemplates every aspect associated with the process, including potential complications. 

the rights of surrogates depend also on the law governing surrogacy in the state where the arrangement is done. we recommend that you discuss this issue with your attorney who specializes in reproductive law in your state. Yes, I do and so do my Daughters. 20 bucks is okay with me