Below are the forms associated with a case involving the guardianship of an individual with developmental disability in Oakland County Probate Court. When the required forms are completed, bring them to the Oakland County Probate Court.
Note:
Fiduciaries are responsible to maintain and have available their
Letters of Authority. The Court does not provide them to or fax them to a doctor, hospital, school, funeral home, etc.
Forms to start a guardianship may be hand-delivered or mailed to the Oakland County Probate Court provided they contain all signatures. There is no filing fee to start a guardianship of an individual with a developmental disability.
Forms to Start a Guardianship of an Individual with Developmental Disability
The following Petition for Appointment and Report to Accompany are filed to open the guardianship. They must also be filed at the 5 year expiration date of a
partial guardianship unless otherwise ordered by the court. Review the Information Sheet and Instructions for assistance in completing.
If needed,
Affidavit and Order Excusing Respondent's Presence - PEMH 1100
Forms Used for a Guardianship of an Individual with Developmental Disability
The following document is used after an individual has been appointed
guardian of the person and must be filed each year by the due date listed on the Letters of Guardianship. This document can be mailed to Probate Court.
The following documents are used by the individual who has been appointed
guardian of the estate. An inventory of the estate must be filed within 56 days of appointment. Accounts regarding the status of the estate must be filed annually by the due dated listed on the Letters of Guardianship.
If appointed both as guardian of the person and
estate, all of the above forms are required.
Forms to Modify or Terminate a Guardianship of an Individual with Developmental Disability
The following document is used to ask the court's permission to modify or terminate a case. This document can be mailed to Probate Court and may be set for hearing.
Information for Court Appointed Attorneys