Nevada AB387 revises guardianship laws for minors, including consent requirements, guardian duties, and court procedures.
Nevada AB387 amends guardianship laws for minors, requiring consent from minors aged 14 and older for guardian appointments. It outlines duties for guardians of the person and estate, including care, education, and financial management. The bill specifies court procedures for appointing guardians, including notice requirements and hearings. It also addresses the appointment of attorneys for minors, the management of estates, and the termination or modification of guardianships. The bill emphasizes the best interests of the minor in all decisions.
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