The Court may appoint as guardian for an individual with a developmental disability any suitable individual or agency, public or private, including a private ...

A guardian takes care of an incapacitated adult's personal needs. ... You can get legal advice from a lawyer who is a member of the State Bar of Michigan.

Guardianship is a court order that allows one person to make decisions for another person. There are two types of adult guardianships in Michigan.

A guardian is someone appointed to make legal decisions for another person (called the ward). Guardianship is the legal proceeding in court.

partial guardian, the probate court may temporarily exercise the powers of a guardian over an individual with a developmental disability, or may appoint a ...

An individual with a developmental disability may need a guardian of the estate to manage his or her property or finances. The law states that a guardian may be ...

Michigan law allows a judge to appoint a “guardian” of an adult in certain situations where help is needed. A court-appointed guardian can make decisions for ...

The Michigan Health & Hospital Association (MHA) created the Guide for Michigan's Adult. Guardianship Process to serve as a comprehensive policy document ...

A petition may be filed to request that the Court appoint a guardian for the developmentally disabled person.

If appointed guardian of the person, you are required to complete a Report of Guardian on Condition of Individual with Developmental Disability each year.