Guardianships and conservatorships; notice requirements further provided for, procedures to remove proceeding to circuit court revised, duties of guardian ad litem of a minor further provided for and training required, court representative required to be appointed for allegedly incapacitated adults in certain circumstances, appointment of temporary or emergency guardian or conservator authorized in certain circumstances
What changed between versions
Added new eligible parties who can petition to remove a guardianship or conservatorship case from probate court to circuit court, including agents with durable powers of attorney and specific healthcare facilities.
Clarified that guardians ad litem and attorneys for the subject of the proceeding are now eligible to request the removal of the case to circuit court.
Added a requirement for the removing party to file a copy of the removal notice with the probate court clerk and send copies to all interested parties after the case is moved to circuit court.
Expanded the bill's purpose to explicitly include providing temporary or emergency relief to prevent harm to an adult's property or financial interests.
Updated the definition of eligible facilities to explicitly include hospitals as defined by state law.
Corrected formatting and line breaks in the text and updated the bill's classification from 'Engrossed' to 'Enrolled'.