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Ohio Code > Title 21 > Chapter 2111 - Guardians; Conservatorships

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§ 2111.01	Guardian and conservatorship definitions
§ 2111.02	Appointment of guardian - limited, interim, emergency, or standby guardian - nomination
§ 2111.021	Physically infirm adult may petition for conservatorship
§ 2111.03	Application for appointment as guardian
§ 2111.031	Appointing physicians and other persons to determine need for guardianship
§ 2111.04	Notice of appointment
§ 2111.041	Investigating circumstances of alleged incompetent
§ 2111.042	Investigating and report regarding guardianship of minor
§ 2111.05	Estates not more than ten thousand dollars - termination of guardianship
§ 2111.06	Guardian of the person
§ 2111.07	Powers of guardian of person and estate
§ 2111.08	Parents are natural guardians
§ 2111.09	Administrator or executor ineligible to be appointed guardian
§ 2111.091	Restrictions on attorney representing guardian
§ 2111.10	Corporation as guardian
§ 2111.11	Spouse may be appointed guardian
§ 2111.12	Guardian of minor
§ 2111.121	Nomination of guardian
§ 2111.13	Duties of guardian of person
§ 2111.131	Court order for payments of no more than $5,000 due to minor
§ 2111.14	Duties of guardian of estate
§ 2111.141	Inventory to be supported by evidence
§ 2111.15	Duties of guardian of person and estate
§ 2111.151	Liability of guardian or conservator as to contracts and debts
§ 2111.16	Certain vouchers not allowed as credits
§ 2111.17	Suits by guardians
§ 2111.18	Claim for injury to ward or damage to property - settlement
§ 2111.181	Settlement of claim of emancipated minor
§ 2111.19	Completion of real estate contracts
§ 2111.20	Sale of personal estate
§ 2111.21	Sale, compromise, adjustment, or mortgage of dower
§ 2111.22	Release of ward's tax title by guardian
§ 2111.23	Guardian ad litem
§ 2111.24	Insolvency of ward
§ 2111.25	Lease for not more than three years
§ 2111.26	Lease for term of years
§ 2111.27	Petition
§ 2111.28	Parties
§ 2111.29	Parties and proceedings
§ 2111.30	Duties of appraisers
§ 2111.31	Hearing and order
§ 2111.32	Royalty
§ 2111.33	Guardian may improve real estate - petition
§ 2111.34	Proceedings
§ 2111.35	Amount to be used for improvement
§ 2111.36	Guardian's report
§ 2111.37	Guardian for nonresident
§ 2111.38	Bond and duties
§ 2111.39	Foreign guardian may collect money
§ 2111.40	When nonresident ward becomes a resident
§ 2111.41	When ward removes from the state and has a foreign guardian
§ 2111.42	Foreign guardians may receive property
§ 2111.43	Foreign wards and guardians
§ 2111.44	Sale of lands of foreign wards
§ 2111.45	Marriage of ward
§ 2111.46	Guardianship of minors
§ 2111.47	Wards other than minors
§ 2111.471	Transfer of court having jurisdiction
§ 2111.48	Certain acts validated
§ 2111.49	Report of guarding of incompetent
§ 2111.50	Probate court is superior guardian of wards
§ 2111.51	County indigent guardianship fund

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