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The document provides a comprehensive guide for guardians in Arizona to complete and file the 'Annual Report of Guardian' as mandated by state law. It includes necessary forms, instructions for reporting on the protected person's condition, and details about their living situation, health, and services received. The report must be submitted annually to the Probate Court, ensuring that guardians fulfill their legal obligations regarding the welfare of their wards.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Annual Report of Guardian in the editor.
Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields, including your name, address, and contact details. This ensures that the court can reach you regarding the report.
Fill in the protected person's details, such as their name and date of birth. This section is crucial for identifying the ward associated with your guardianship.
Describe the living situation of the ward. Specify whether they reside in a private home, nursing facility, or other arrangements. Include relevant contact information for the facility if applicable.
Provide information about the ward's healthcare by listing their doctor’s details and any significant changes in their health over the past year. Attach any necessary medical reports as required.
Complete sections regarding your visits to the ward and your opinion on whether guardianship should continue. This reflects your ongoing involvement and assessment of their needs.
Finally, ensure you fill out the Declaration of Mailing section accurately to confirm that all parties have received copies of this report.

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What is a title 14 guardian in Arizona?

Anyone concerned about a minors well-being can request the court to appoint a Title 14 guardian. A guardian can be appointed when someone other than the parent wants the court to grant them authority to take on parental responsibilities, including decisions about housing, medical care, and education.

What are the different types of guardianships in Arizona?

Types of Guardianship in Arizona Full Guardianship: Grants comprehensive control over the wards personal and financial decisions. Guardianship with Restrictions: Limits the guardians authority to specific areas, respecting the wards ability to make some decisions.

What is a title 14 guardianship in Arizona?

Guardians in Arizona can be reimbursed for reasonable expenses incurred while caring for their ward, but they do not typically receive a salary unless specified by the court. The reimbursement covers necessary expenses such as food, clothing, medical care, and educational needs.

Do guardians get paid in Arizona?

Arizona Revised Statutes 14-5101 gives the definition of an incapacitated person as guidance to when a guardian may be appointed. The testamentary appointment (by will) process gives parents with a developmentally disabled adult child a way to continue care after their deaths.

What is title 14 in AZ?

Title 14 Guardianship is a voluntary arrangement. Living parents who still have their parental rights can give their consent for guardianship. This is typically done by having the biological parents fill out a consent form. Can be temporary or permanent depending on the circumstances.