A Power of Attorney for Child does not transfer guardianship or legal custody. It does not deprive you, the parent or guardian, of any parental or legal authority regarding the care and custody of your child. If you pass away, a Power of Attorney for Child does not transfer their guardianship either. If both parents or all legal guardians of a minor child pass away, the guardianship terms of their ProductLink code="WILL" text="Wills" dictate who will obtain custody. If you wish to transfer guardianship or legal custody, you will need to comply with state laws regarding guardianship applications and may need to use a prescribed form. You may revoke a Power of Attorney for your child at any time, but often only a court can change guardianship. However, some states do allow for temporary guardianship without court intervention.