Powers and Duties of Guardians Sample Clauses

Powers and Duties of Guardians. The powers and duties of the guardian shall be those stated in the order of appointment. The Court may grant the guardian the powers and responsibilities of the parent of a minor child; the custody of the xxxx; the power to oversee the minor or incapacitated person’s property, except that no property may be disposed of without the Court’s approval; or any limited powers that the Court feels are in the xxxx’x best interest (such as power consent to marriage or power to approve expenditures).
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