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Section 93-20-413 - Emergency conservator (1) Upon a petition by a person interested in an individuals welfare or a petition filed under Section 93-20-402, the court may appoint an emergency conservator for the individual if the court finds: (a) Appointment of an emergency conservator is likely to prevent substantial
A guardian or conservator may at any time file with the court a petition tendering the resignation of the guardian or conservator. Notice of the hearing on the petition shall be given for the period and in the manner provided in Chapter 3 (commencing with Section 1460) of Part 1.
7 powers in a limited conservatorship Consent or withhold consent to the conservatee to marry. Exercise the conservatees right to enter into a contract. Give or withhold medical consent on behalf of the conservatee. Exercise or limit the conservatees right to control social and sexual contacts and relationships.
This power can be granted to an individual by the parents themselves or by the government. Guardianship does not override the rights of the parents.
Legal guardianship transfers to the caregiver the following parental rights with respect to the child: protection, education, care and control of the person, custody of the person, and decision-making.
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(1) The court may remove a conservator for failure to perform the conservators duties or other good cause and appoint a successor conservator to assume the duties of the conservator.
A court order is required to end or modify a conservatorship. To get a court order, the conservatee, or someone on their behalf, files a petition with the court that granted the conservatorship, then appears at a hearing to present evidence.
In Mississippi, the court may appoint a conservator to be the conservator of the person or the conservator of the estate of the ward, or both. The conservator of the person controls the health care and well being of the ward. The conservator of the estate takes control of the wards property and financial matters.
A guardianship is similar to a conservatorship as it follows some of the same statutes. But while a conservatorship helps preserve the estate of an older person, a guardianship is generally for younger people or disabled persons who need their assets to be properly protected.
An interested person may file petition for emergency guardian/conservator and court may appoint if it so finds that appointment is likely to prevent substantial and irreparable harm; no one else has authority or willingness to act in the circumstances; and there is reason to believe a guardian/conservator is necessary.

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