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North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 34 - Veterans' Guardianship Act


Current as of: 2010
§ 34-1Title
§ 34-2Definitions
§ 34-2.1Guardian's powers as to property; validation of prior acts
§ 34-3Appointment of guardian for wards entitled to benefits from United States Veterans' Bureau
§ 34-4Guardian may not be named for more than five wards; exceptions; banks and trust companies, public guardians, or where wards are members of same family
§ 34-5Petition for appointment of guardian
§ 34-6Certificate of Director prima facie evidence of necessity for appointment of guardian of minor
§ 34-7Certificate as evidence in regard to guardianship of mentally incompetent wards
§ 34-8Notice of filing of petition
§ 34-9Qualifications of guardian; surety bond
§ 34-10Guardian's accounts to be filed; hearing on accounts
§ 34-11Failure to file account cause for removal
§ 34-12Compensation at five percent; additional compensation; premiums on bonds
§ 34-13Investment of funds
§ 34-14Application of ward's estate
§ 34-14.1Payment of veterans' benefits to relatives
§ 34-15Certified copy of record required by Bureau to be furnished without charge
§ 34-17Discharge of guardian
§ 34-18Construction of Chapter

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