The Indiana Biennial Report of Guardian Minor Restricted (LR29-PR00-716.80) — PR00-16 (PDF)OpenWindowowoIsiIsisis a document that must be filed biannually by guardians of minors who have been placed in restricted guardianship. This document is used to provide information on the care, services, and activities of the guardianship of a minor. This report must be filed with the court every two years. The report must include the name, address, age, and other relevant details of the minor, as well as the guardian's name, address, and contact information. It must also provide information on the progress of the guardianship, including any changes in the custodial arrangement, any changes in the guardianship arrangements, any educational or employment progress of the minor, and any other changes in the minor's life. The report must also include information on any financial arrangements that have been made with respect to the guardianship, including any income or assets held by the guardian on behalf of the minor. This document is available in PDF format from the Indiana State Court website.
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If the temporary guardianship powers have expired by operation of law (i.e., 90 days has expired), Indiana Office of Court Services advises courts that the proper practice requires a new petition for temporary guardianship or a petition for a permanent guardianship be filed resulting in a new case number.
Guardianship is a permanent commitment to be responsible for the well being and support of a child until they reach adulthood. As a guardian, you have the authority to make medical and educational decisions for the child.
File a Petition for Guardianship with a court with probate jurisdiction and notify the allegedly incapacitated person, all close family members, and any person or institution having care or custody of the allegedly incapacitated person during the 60 days preceding filing of guardianship petition. Pay the filing fee.
Legal guardianship is a judicially created relationship between a child and responsible adult in which the guardian assumes many of the rights and responsibilities that customarily would reside with the child's parents.
The registry provides non-confidential information to the public, including the name of the protected person, the name of the appointed guardian, the protected person's year of birth, whether the guardianship case is active or expired, when the letters of guardianship were issued, the county issuing the guardianship
It states, in essence, that a temporary guardianship can be granted if (1) an emergency exists; (2) the welfare of the incapacitated person or minor requires immediate action; and (3) no other person appears to have authority to act in the circumstances.
There are different types of guardianships in Indiana including limited guardianship, guardian ad litem, veterans administration guardianship, temporary guardianship, and de facto guardianship.
If the guardians agree with you that the guardianship can be ended, you and the guardians can prepare and sign a written statement ending the guardianship and giving the child back to you. You must give the agreement to the guardianship court for approval before the guardianship can be ended.