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RSA 464-A:11 · Letters of Guardianship

464-A:11 Letters of Guardianship. –

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I.

A copy of the order appointing the guardian shall be given in hand or mailed by first class mail to the ward and the ward's counsel. The court may order service by other means if it deems appropriate. The order shall contain the name and address of the guardian. The order shall also contain notice of the ward's right to appeal the guardianship appointment and of his or her right to seek alteration or termination of the guardianship at any time.

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II.

Letters of guardianship shall contain:

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(a)

The name, address and telephone number of the guardian of the person and estate, or the person, or the estate;

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(b)

The name, address and telephone number of the ward;

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(c)

The nature and scope of the guardianship, whether over the person and estate, or the person, or the estate;

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(d)

The specific legal limitations imposed by the court on the powers of the guardian.

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III.

Said letters shall issue to the guardian. Copies shall be mailed to the ward, the ward's counsel, the petitioner, and the institution of residence of the ward and any other person, institution, organization or agency which the court deems that it is reasonable to notify under the circumstances of the guardianship. Source. 1979, 370:1. 1981, 564:7. 1995, 277:4, eff. Aug. 19, 1995.

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Source note

Source. 1979, 370:1. 1981, 564:7. 1995, 277:4, eff. Aug. 19, 1995.

Source history

  • 1979, 370:1
  • 1981, 564:7
  • 1995, 277:4, eff. Aug. 19, 1995

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  • 2025 HB2 reference

    r adults with a disability as defined in RSA 151-E:24 with discharge from a hospital setting to a less restrictive setting may seek to have a guardian or conservator appointed by the probate court, pursuant to RSA 464-A, for any older adult or adult with a disability who: (a) Requires an alternative decision maker to assist with discharge; (b) Is deemed incapacitated by a court of competent jurisdiction; and (c) Cannot secure