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| (c)__A petition for a protective order made under oath may be used | to initiate court consideration, accounting and remediation of the | actions of any individual responsible for the management of the | property or affairs of another.__In the case of an emergency, the | petition must be given priority scheduling by the court. |
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| (1)__The petition must include the following information and | may include other information required by rule: |
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| (i)__Name, address and telephone number of the | petitioner; |
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| (ii)__Name, address and telephone number of the | principal; |
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| (iii)__Name, address and telephone number of the person | with actual or apparent authority to manage the | property or affairs of the principal; |
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| (iv)__Facts concerning the extent and nature of the | principal's inability to manage the principal's | property or affairs effectively and any facts | supporting an allegation that an emergency exists; |
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| (v)__Facts concerning the extent and nature of the | actual or apparent agent's lack of management of the | principal's property or affairs.__If applicable, facts | describing how the petitioner has already been | adversely affected by the lack of management of the | principal's property or affairs; and |
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| (vi)__Names, addresses and relationships of all persons | who are required to receive notice of the petition. |
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| (2)__This subsection does not limit any other purpose for | the use of a petition for a protective order or any other | remedy available to the court. |
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| | Emergency clause. In view of the emergency cited in the preamble, | this Act takes effect when approved. |
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