What obligations do the parties and the court have with regard to less restrictive alternatives in guardianship proceedings?

What obligations do the parties and the court have with regard to less restrictive alternatives in guardianship proceedings?

Session Law 2023-124 mandates the consideration of less restrictive alternatives (LRAs) to guardianship prior to an adjudication of incompetency.

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By Tamara|2024-10-29T13:07:09-04:00April 2, 2024|Adult Guardianship|

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