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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 3099
(D) NONRESIDENCE DOES NOT DISQUALIFY ANY PERSON
FROM SERVING AS GUARDIAN OF THE PERSON. HOWEVER, A
NONRESIDENT WHO IS APPOINTED MAY NOT QUALIFY UNTIL HE HAS
ON FILE WITH THE REGISTER OR CLERK AN IRREVOCABLE
DESIGNATION BY HIM OF AN APPROPRIATE PERSON WHO RESIDES
IN THE STATE ON WHOM SERVICE OF PROCESS MAY BE MADE IN
THE SAME MANNER AND WITH THE SAME EFFECT AS IF IT WERE
SERVED PERSONALLY IN THE STATE ON THE NONRESIDENT.
13-70 8.
(A) THE COURT MAY GRANT TO A GUARDIAN OF A PERSON
ONLY THOSE POWERS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE FOR THE
DEMONSTRATED NEED OF THE DISABLED PERSON.
(B) SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION, THE
RIGHTS, DUTIES, AND POWERS WHICH THE COURT MAY ORDER
INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
(1) THE SAME RIGHTS, POWERS, AND DUTIES THAT
A PARENT HAS WITH RESPECT TO AN UNEMANCIPATED MINOR
CHILD, EXCEPT THAT THE GUARDIAN IS NOT LIABLE SOLELY BY
REASON OF THE GUARDIANSHIP TO THIRD PERSONS FOR ANY ACT
OF THE DISABLED PERSON;
(2) THE RIGHT TO CUSTODY OF THE DISABLED
PERSON AND TO ESTABLISH HIS PLACE OF ABODE WITHIN AND
WITHOUT THE STATE, PROVIDED THERE IS COURT AUTHORIZATION
FOR ANY CHANGE IN ABODE, EXCEPT THAT NO ONE MAY BE
COMMITTED TO A MENTAL INSTITUTION FACILITY WITHOUT AN
INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT PROCEEDING AS PROVIDED BY LAW;
(3) THE DUTY TO PROVIDE FOR CARE, COMFORT,
AND MAINTENANCE, INCLUDING SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL, AND
FRIENDSHIP REQUIREMENTS, AND, IF APPROPRIATE, FOR
TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF THE DISABLED PERSON;
(4) THE DUTY TO TAKE REASONABLE CASE OF THE
CLOTHING, FURNITURE, VEHICLES, AND OTHER PERSONAL EFFECTS
OF THE DISABLED PERSON, AND, IF OTHER PROPERTY REQUIRES
PROTECTION, THE POWER TO COMMENCE PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS;
(5) IF A GUARDIAN OF THE ESTATE OF THE
DISABLED PERSON HAS NOT BEEN APPOINTED, THE RIGHT TO
COMMENCE PROCEEDINGS TO COMPEL PERFORMANCE BY ANY PERSON
OF HIS DUTY TO SUPPORT THE DISABLED PERSON, AND TO APPLY
THE ESTATE TO THE SUPPORT, CARE, AND EDUCATION OF THE
DISABLED PERSON, EXCEPT THAT THE GUARDIAN OF THE PERSON
MAY NOT OBTAIN FUNDS FROM THE ESTATE FOR ROOM AND BOARD
THAT THE GUARDIAN, HIS SPOUSE, PARENT, OR CHILD PROVIDE
WITHOUT A COURT ORDER APPROVING THE CHARGE, AND THE DUTY
TO EXERCISE CARE TO CONSERVE ANY EXCESS ESTATE FOR THE
NEEDS OF THE DISABLED PERSON;
(6) IF A GUARDIAN OF THE ESTATE HAS BEEN
APPOINTED, THE DUTY TO CONTROL THE CUSTODY AND CARE OF
THE DISABLED PERSON, TO RECEIVE REASONABLE SUMS FOR ROOM
AND BOARD PROVIDED TO THE DISABLED PERSON, AND TO ACCOUNT
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