Maryland HB1553 allows interested persons to petition for temporary or emergency guardianship of disabled adults, particularly when neglect by the.
Maryland HB1553 amends the state's guardianship laws to allow interested persons to petition for temporary or emergency guardianship of disabled adults. This includes situations where the current guardian is suspected of medical or physical neglect. The bill outlines specific procedures for these petitions, including requirements for notice, hearings, and the appointment of temporary guardians. It also details the rights and duties of guardians, including the ability to consent to medical procedures involving substantial risk to life.
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