SB2342 amends Texas law to require more detailed applications for guardianship and mandates criminal history checks for certain individuals.
SB2342 modifies the application process for guardianship in Texas by requiring detailed information from applicants, including the proposed ward's personal details, the nature of the guardianship sought, and the proposed guardian's interest. It also mandates that the clerk of the court obtain criminal history record information for individuals involved in the guardianship process, excluding attorneys and certified guardians. Additionally, it imposes a duty on guardians to notify the court of any changes concerning the care and custody of the ward. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.
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