Michigan HB4634 modifies guardianship and conservatorship procedures for incapacitated individuals.
Michigan HB4634 amends guardianship and conservatorship laws to enhance protections for incapacitated individuals. The bill mandates that courts provide individuals with information about alternatives to full guardianship, such as limited guardianship or patient advocate designations. It also requires courts to consider appointing a limited guardian if the individual retains some capacity to care for themselves. The bill outlines specific rights for individuals, including the right to an independent evaluation, to be present at hearings, and to contest the appointment of a guardian.
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