Florida guardian Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

"Florida Guardianship Law." 744.10 744.102 Definitions.—As used in this chapter, the term: (1) "Attorney for the alleged incapacitated person" means an attorney who represents the alleged incapacitated person. The attorney shall represent the expressed wishes of the alleged incapacitated person to the extent it is consistent with the rules regulating The Florida Bar. (2) "Audit" means a systematic review of financial and all other documents to ensure compliance with s. 744.368, rules ...

Florida Guardianship State Test-General Questions And Answers 100% Verified What actions of a guardian do NOT require court approval? 1. Retain assets owned by ward 2. Receive assets 3. Vote securities 4. Insure assets; insure self against liability 5. Pay taxes/assessments on ward's property 6. Pay valid encumbrances against ward's property 7. Pay reasonable living expenses for ward 8. Elect whether to dissent from will 9. Hold a security in name of nominee w/o disclosure to ward ...

Florida Guardianship State Test-General Questions and Answer

Modern guardianship law comes from the 14th century idea of - Parens Patriae This concept has replaced the concept of "competency" - Capacity This is the incapacitated person who is the subject of a guardianship - Ward What chapter of the Florida Statutes contains guardianship law? - 744 Guardianship should be considered only as a choice of - Last resort What type of guardian is appointed to exercise all rights of a ward? - Plenary guardian A guardian appointed to exercise on...

Florida Guardianship State Test-General Questions And Answers 100% Verified What actions of a guardian do NOT require court approval? 1. Retain assets owned by ward 2. Receive assets 3. Vote securities 4. Insure assets; insure self against liability 5. Pay taxes/assessments on ward's property 6. Pay valid encumbrances against ward's property 7. Pay reasonable living expenses for ward 8. Elect whether to dissent from will 9. Hold a security in name of nominee w/o disclosure to ward ...

FLORIDA GUARDIAN TEST

1. What actions of a guardian do NOT require court approval?: 1. Retain assets owned by ward 2. Receive assets 3. Vote securities 4. Insure assets; insure self against liability 5. Pay taxes/assessments on ward's property 6. Pay valid encumbrances against ward's property 7. Pay reasonable living expenses for ward 8. Elect whether to dissent from will 9. Hold a security in name of nominee w/o disclosure to ward 2. Who is an independent constitutional elected officer, acts as a "check ...

Florida Guardian In-Class Test

Florida Guardianship State Test-General Questions And Answers 100% Verified What actions of a guardian do NOT require court approval? 1. Retain assets owned by ward 2. Receive assets 3. Vote securities 4. Insure assets; insure self against liability 5. Pay taxes/assessments on ward's property 6. Pay valid encumbrances against ward's property 7. Pay reasonable living expenses for ward 8. Elect whether to dissent from will 9. Hold a security in name of nominee w/o disclosure to ward ...

Legislative intent.—744.1012 - The Legislature finds that: (1) Adjudicating a person totally incapacitated and in need of a guardian deprives such person of all her or his civil and legal rights and that such deprivation may be unnecessary. (2) It is desirable to make available the least restrictive form of guardianship to assist persons who are only partially incapable of caring for their needs and that alternatives to guardianship and less restrictive means of assistance, including, but no...