The Michigan Order Regarding Appointment of Guardian of Incapacitated Individual is a legal order issued by a court in Michigan that appoints a guardian to oversee the personal and financial affairs of an adult who cannot manage their own affairs due to mental illness, physical disability, or other incapacitating condition. The guardian has the legal authority to make decisions regarding the incapacitated individual’s medical care, living arrangements, and financial transactions. The Michigan Order Regarding Appointment of Guardian of Incapacitated Person can be of two types: 1) Guardianship of the Person; and 2) Guardianship of the Estate. Guardianship of the Person grants the guardian legal authority over the everyday decisions of the incapacitated individual, such as medical care, living arrangements, and other matters of personal wellbeing. Guardianship of the Estate grants the guardian legal authority over the incapacitated individual’s finances, such as managing bank accounts, investments, and other financial transactions.