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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Probate and Guardianship Division IN RE: THE GUARDIAN ADVOCACY OF Case No.: Name of Person with a Developmental Disability (Form H) ANNUAL GUARDIAN ADVOCACY

How to fill out guardian advocacy forms

How to fill out guardian advocacy forms

1. First, gather all necessary documents such as identification for both the guardian and the ward.
2. Next, review the specific requirements for filling out the guardian advocacy forms in your jurisdiction to ensure you have the correct documents and information.
3. Complete the personal information sections for both the guardian and the ward, including full names, addresses, and contact information.
4. Provide a detailed explanation of why the ward needs a guardian and the specific areas in which they require assistance.
5. Include any supporting evidence or documentation that may be required, such as medical records or assessments.
6. Ensure all sections of the form are completed accurately and legibly.
7. Review the completed forms to ensure all necessary information has been included and all required signatures are obtained.
8. Make copies of the completed forms for your records.
9. Submit the completed forms to the appropriate court or government agency as instructed, along with any required filing fees.
10. Follow up with the court or agency to track the progress of your application, and be prepared to provide additional information if requested.

Who needs guardian advocacy forms?

1. Guardian advocacy forms are typically needed for individuals who are developmentally disabled or incapacitated and are unable to make decisions regarding their personal and financial affairs.
2. This may include individuals with intellectual disabilities, mental illnesses, or certain medical conditions that impair their decision-making abilities.
3. In some cases, minors may also require a guardian advocate if they have special needs or disabilities that require ongoing assistance and support.

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What is guardian advocacy forms?

Guardian advocacy forms are legal documents used to petition the court for someone to become a guardian advocate of an individual with developmental disabilities.

Who is required to file guardian advocacy forms?

A family member or interested party who wishes to become a guardian advocate of an individual with developmental disabilities is required to file guardian advocacy forms.

How to fill out guardian advocacy forms?

Guardian advocacy forms can be filled out with the assistance of an attorney or legal aid organization, ensuring all required information is accurately and completely provided.

What is the purpose of guardian advocacy forms?

The purpose of guardian advocacy forms is to establish legal guardianship of an individual with developmental disabilities, allowing the guardian advocate to make medical, financial, and personal decisions on their behalf.

What information must be reported on guardian advocacy forms?

Guardian advocacy forms typically require information about the individual with disabilities, the proposed guardian advocate, the relationship between them, and the specific powers being sought by the guardian advocate.