Michigan HB4632 modifies guardianship and conservatorship requirements, including appointment criteria and duties.
Michigan HB4632 amends guardianship and conservatorship laws, focusing on the criteria for appointing guardians and conservators. It mandates that courts consider factors such as the individual's preference, availability, history, criminal background, and personal history when appointing a guardian or conservator. The bill also outlines the process for interested parties to request notifications in guardianship and conservatorship proceedings. Additionally, it sets requirements for professional guardians and conservators, including criminal background checks and bonds.
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