Pennsylvania HB2106 amends procedures for declaring a person incapacitated, including notice requirements and hearing processes.

Pennsylvania HB2106 amends Title 20 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to revise procedures for declaring a person incapacitated. The bill specifies that notice of the petition and hearing must be given in large type and simple language to the alleged incapacitated person, indicating the purpose, seriousness, and potential consequences. Notice must also be provided to certain relatives, interested parties, and service providers. The hearing may be closed to the public unless objected to by the alleged incapacitated person or their counsel.

Pennsylvania HB2106 amends procedures for declaring a person incapacitated, including notice requirements and hearing processes.

Pennsylvania HB2106 amends Title 20 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to revise procedures for declaring a person incapacitated. The bill specifies that notice of the petition and hearing must be given in large type and simple language to the alleged incapacitated person, indicating the purpose, seriousness, and potential consequences. Notice must also be provided to certain relatives, interested parties, and service providers. The hearing may be closed to the public unless objected to by the alleged incapacitated person or their counsel.