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No. MOTION TO ESTABLISH GUARDIANSHIP ORS 419B. 366 Father Mother CASA DHS Ward Intervenor person with limited right of participation Moves the Court for an Order establishing a Guardianship pursuant to ORS 419B. Address. Home Phone Office phone Page 1 of 3 JF20-MOTION TO ESTABLISH GUARDIANSHIP / OJIN PTGD / FC 6/20/08 Relationship if any to ward. 2. ICWA does not apply in this case. ICWA does apply and this guardianship is in an Indian home or a tribal approved home or custody to the...

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1. Open the ward form on your computer or mobile device.
2. Start by entering the patient's personal information, such as their name, date of birth, and contact details.
3. Next, provide the necessary medical information, including any existing conditions, allergies, or medications the patient is currently taking.
4. Specify the reason for the ward, whether it is for hospitalization, long-term care, or rehabilitation purposes.
5. Indicate the preferred ward location, if applicable.
6. Ensure that all required fields are completed accurately and thoroughly.
7. Review the filled-out ward form for any errors or missing information.
8. If everything is in order, sign and date the ward form.
9. Submit the completed ward form to the relevant authority or healthcare provider.
10. Keep a copy of the filled-out ward form for your records.

Who needs a ward?

1. Individuals who require medical care and supervision may need a ward. This includes patients with acute or chronic illnesses, those recovering from surgery or injury, individuals with disabilities or special needs, and elderly people who are unable to live independently.
2. Wards are also needed for individuals who require long-term care in a healthcare facility, such as nursing homes or rehabilitation centers.
3. In some cases, a ward may be necessary for temporary hospitalization due to illness, injury, or medical procedures.
4. The decision to assign a ward is typically made by healthcare professionals, taking into consideration the patient's medical condition and their ability to safely care for themselves.
5. Family members or legal guardians may also request a ward on behalf of someone who is unable to make medical decisions or care for themselves.

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What is a ward?

A ward is a person who is legally entitled to the care and custody of another person, typically a minor.

Who is required to file a ward?

A legal guardian or someone appointed by the court is required to file a ward.

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The purpose of a ward is to ensure that the rights and well-being of the ward are protected.

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Information such as the guardian's contact information, the ward's personal information, and the care arrangements must be reported on a ward.