Minnesota SF1920 modifies provisions relating to guardians, including rights of individuals under guardianship and powers of emergency guardians.
Minnesota SF1920 amends the Minnesota Statutes to modify provisions relating to guardians. It establishes a Bill of Rights for persons subject to guardianship or conservatorship, ensuring they retain rights such as treatment with dignity, due consideration of personal preferences, and the right to vote unless restricted by court order. The bill also outlines the powers and duties of guardians, emphasizing the necessity to provide for the demonstrated needs of the person subject to guardianship.
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