SB3568 amends the Probate Act to promote supported decision-making for adults with disabilities.
SB3568 amends the Probate Act to enhance supported decision-making for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It requires a guardian ad litem to explore supported decision-making as an alternative to guardianship. The bill mandates that supported decision-making agreements be signed by the principal and supporters, and include specific areas of support, training completion attestation, and a statement that supporters cannot make decisions for the principal.
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