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Petition For Appointment Of Guardian Of The Person And Estate Form. This is a Arkansas form and can be use in Probate Statewide.
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Form 24 - Petition for Appointment of Guardian of the Person and Estate
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Form 24.
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PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN
OF THE PERSON AND ESTATE
The petitioner respectfully represents to this court that a guardian
of the person and of the estate should be appointed for the
incapacitated person whose name, date of birth, sex, and address are:
Name Date of Birth Sex Residence Address
______________ _________________ ___ _________________
The nature of the incapacity and purpose of the guardianship sought
for the incapacitated person are: [Insert the nature ofincapacity and
purpose of guardianship,
in accordance with the definitions and classifications set forth in
Ark. Code Ann. §§ 28-65-101 & 28-65-104.]
The nature, extent and value of the property of the incapacitated
person and the interest of the incapacitated person in that property,
are: [Include approximate value and description of property,
including any compensation, pension, insurance or allowance to which
the incapacitated person may be entitled].
There is no guardian of the person or estate of the incapacitated
person, except as follows: [State whether a guardian has been
appointed in any state for the estate or person of the incapacitated
person and if not, write "none."]
____________, whose address is ____________, is related to or
interested in the incapacitated person by reason of _______________
and is legally qualified to serve as guardian of the person and
estate of the incapacitated person.
[He] [She] is at present serving as guardian of the persons or
estates of the incapacitated persons whose names and addresses are as
follows: [List the names and addresses of any wards for whom the
person whose appointment is sought is already guardian.]
Insofar as the petitioner has been able to ascertain, the persons
most closely related, by blood or marriage, to the incapacitated
person are:
Name Relationship Residence Address
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Form 24 - Petition for Appointment of Guardian of the Person and Estate
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___________________ _______________ __________________
___________________ _______________ __________________
The nature of the proposed ward's alleged disability is: [Set forth a
statement of the alleged disability as defined by Ark. Code Ann. §§
28-65-101(1) & 28-65-104.]
Petitioner recommends the following type of guardianship, having the
scope and duration indicated: [Include a recommendation proposing the
type, scope and duration of guardianship.]
The following facility or agency from which the proposed ward is
receiving services has been notified of the proceedings: [Include a
statement that any facility or agency from which the respondent is
receiving services has been notified of the proceedings.]
The names and addresses of others having knowledge of the proposed
ward's disability are:
Name Residence Address
_______________________ _____________________
_______________________ _____________________
_______________________________
[Signature of Petitioner]
[Affidavit]
Reporter's Notes to Form 24: This petition is for aguardianship of
both the person and the estate. It should be modified if the
guardianship is only of one or the other. By statute, incapacitated
persons include those who are impaired by certain specified mental
and physical disabilities, as well as persons under the age of 18
whose disabilities have not been removed and persons who are detained
or confined by a foreign power or who have disappeared. Ark. Code
Ann. §§ 28-65-101 & 28-65-104. Matters that must be enumerated in the
petition are set forth in Ark. Code Ann. § 28-65-205. See also Ark.
Code Ann. §§ 28-65-105 - 28-65-106 (purpose of guardianship
proceedings and rights of incapacitated persons).
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