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<h1>Guardian legally appointed to care for incapacitated persons and manage their affairs when unable to act independently</h1> A guardian is legally defined as someone appointed to care for a person and their affairs when that individual cannot act in their own interest due to incapacity or lack of understanding. Various dictionaries consistently define guardians as those who take care of, protect, or defend another person or their property. Legal guardians have the right and responsibility to care for someone unable to manage their own affairs, particularly children whose parents have died. The term encompasses judicial guardians appointed by law, legal guardians, and natural guardians, all sharing the common responsibility of protecting and managing the affairs of those under their care.