Michigan SB1114 amends guardianship and conservatorship laws, establishing licensing for professional guardians and conservators.
Michigan SB1114 amends sections of the Michigan Compiled Laws to establish licensing requirements for professional guardians and conservators. The bill mandates that professional guardians and conservators must be licensed by the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. Licensing requirements include submitting a completed application, undergoing a criminal history check, and completing a National Certified Guardian Examination. The bill also outlines the order of priority for appointing guardians and conservators, emphasizing the preference for relatives and nominated individuals.
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