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North Dakota Code 30.1-28-15 - Appointment of successor guardian

North Dakota Code > Title 30.1 > Chapter 30.1-28 > § 30.1-28-15 - Appointment of successor guardian


Current as of: 2009

       1.    If the appointment of a successor guardian is required, the current guardian or any interested person may file a motion with the court for the appointment of a successor guardian.

       2.    The motion and supporting documents must be served on the ward, the ward's guardian ad litem, and every other interested person who has made an appearance or requested notice of proceedings.

       3.    A notice of motion must accompany the motion and must include a statement that provides an opportunity for hearing if requested in regard to the appointment of a successor guardian.

4.    If the current or former guardian serves or served as a public administrator or a corporate guardian with more than ten wards, the motion and notice of motion may be served by first-class mail. The public administrator or corporate guardian shall then provide written notice of the motion to the state office of the protection and advocacy project, along with the contact information for each ward and proposed guardian.

5.    If a hearing is not requested by or on behalf of the ward listed in the notice, the court may sign an order appointing a successor guardian for that ward.

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North Dakota Laws: Guardianships

North Dakota Code > Chapter 28-03 - Guardians Ad Litem
North Dakota Code > Chapter 28-35 - Uniform Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act
North Dakota Code > Chapter 30.1-27 - Guardians of Minors
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