Wisconsin Order on Temporary Protective Placement or Protective Services
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How to fill out Wisconsin Order On Temporary Protective Placement Or Protective Services?
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A guardian appointed by the court to represent the interests of Infants, the unborn, or incompetent persons in legal actions. Guardians are adults who are legally responsible for protecting the well-being and interests of their ward, who is usually a minor.
Emergency protective placements are a means of intervening in an emergency situation if it is probable that a person, as a result of an incapacity defined in Chapter 55, is unable to provide for his or her own care or custody.
Protective Placement is a court order authorizing the Ward's placement in certain facilities for the primary purpose of providing care and custody.