The Illinois Petition For Guardian (Disabled Person) is a legal form used to appoint a guardian for an adult or minor who is disabled or incapacitated. This petition can be used to appoint a guardian for a single person or multiple persons. It is used to protect the disabled person’s interests by appointing a guardian who can make decisions for them. The petition must be signed by the petitioner, the disabled person, or a legal representative of either party. It must be filed in the county where the disabled person resides, and may need to be accompanied by additional documents, such as a doctor’s report and a mental health evaluation. The Illinois Petition For Guardian (Disabled Person) comprises two types of petitions: Plenary Guardian and Limited Guardian. A Plenary Guardian has the authority to make all decisions for the disabled person, while a Limited Guardian has the authority to make some, but not all, decisions for the disabled person. The petition must be approved by a judge before it can take effect. After approval, the judge will appoint a guardian who will be responsible for managing the disabled person’s affairs.