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Sometimes we choose someone to be your guardian.
We call it a guardianship order.
Guardianship orders don’t last forever.
Your guardian might make decisions about
We can make only a guardianship order if you:
Your guardian might be a:
We choose the Public Guardian if your guardian can’t be your:
When we decide who your guardian should be, we might choose:
We can’t make a guardianship order if we think you can make decisions on your own.
When a guardianship order ends, we must review it.
When we review a guardianship order, we check to see what:
You can also ask us to review your guardianship order.
After we review a guardianship order, we might:
Anyone can ask for a review if they’re worried about someone who has a guardianship order.
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