Guardianship Forms & Services
Guardianship
Another major responsibility of the Probate Court is to protect those persons who cannot protect themselves such as adult
mentally incompetent persons and minors. Those persons may not be able to protect their financial affairs and/or their
person. To protect the interests of those persons, the Court appoints a guardian who is accountable to the Court for the
management of the ward's estate and person.
Guardianship Services Include:
- Conservatorships
- Emergency Guardianships
- Incompetent Guardianships (Person & Estate)
- Minor Guardianships (Person & Estate)
Please Note:
- if filing an Emergency or Incompetent Guardianship a physicians statement is required and it must be current (signed within the last 90 days)
- If filing a Minor Guardianship the consent of the custodial parent(s) is required
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