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Types of Guardianship

Guardian of the Person

When the court appoints a Guardian of the Person, the Guardian has the following responsibilities:

  • Determine place of residence
  • Consent to and monitor health treatment
  • Coordinate social services such as education, outings, and community integration
  • Coordinate end-of-life decisions
  • Act as payee for private and government benefits
  • Report to the court about guardianship status at least annually
Guardian of the Property (or Estate)

When the court appointes a Guardian of the Property, the Guardian has the following responsibilities:
  • Gather and protect property and assets from loss
  • Obtain appraisals of property
  • Recieve income for the estate
  • Pay bills and expenses as required
  • Obtain court approval prior to selling assets
  • Report to the courts on the estate / guardianship of the property at least annually