Alabama HB99 establishes the Guardianship Bill of Rights for adults with guardians.
Alabama HB99 creates the Guardianship Bill of Rights to ensure adults with guardians have rights related to access to justice, core human rights, and decision-making. This includes rights to maintain personal privacy, participate in decisions, and receive necessary services. Adults also retain rights to a competent guardian, legal representation, and participation in court hearings. The act aims to treat adults with dignity, protect them from abuse, and ensure they remain as independent as possible. The Guardianship Bill of Rights becomes effective on October 1, 2026.
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