Michigan HB4633 amends guardianship and conservatorship laws to clarify duties and rights of guardians, conservators, and individuals under.
Michigan HB4633 modifies guardianship and conservatorship laws by detailing duties and rights of guardians, conservators, and individuals under protection. It outlines specific actions guardians must take, such as consulting with the ward before making major decisions and maintaining records of visits. The bill also emphasizes the rights of individuals, including the right to contest a petition, request limits on a guardian's powers, and be represented by legal counsel. Conservators are tasked with managing the ward's estate, including filing inventories and accountings.
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