Wisconsin Letters of Guardianship of the Person Due to Incompetency is a legal document that grants a guardian the authority to make decisions on behalf of an adult with a disability. It is a form of guardianship reserved for individuals who lack the capacity to make decisions for themselves due to mental or physical disability. Letters of Guardianship of the Person Due to Incompetency in Wisconsin are issued by the court and must be approved by a judge. There are two types of Wisconsin Letters of Guardianship of the Person Due to Incompetency. The first is a limited guardianship, which grants the guardian authority to make decisions related to specific matters such as finances, healthcare, and housing. The second is a plenary guardianship, which grants the guardian the authority to make any decision on behalf of the individual with a disability. To apply for a Wisconsin Letters of Guardianship of the Person Due to Incompetency, an individual must submit a guardianship petition to the court that outlines the reasons why a guardian is necessary. The petition must include medical documentation that verifies the person’s disability and the inability to make decisions for themselves. Once the petition is submitted, the court will review the evidence and determine whether to grant the guardianship. The court may also appoint a guardian ad item to represent the individual with a disability and provide an opinion to the court. If the court grants the guardianship, the guardian must then be sworn in at a court hearing and submit an oath of office. The guardian must then follow all Wisconsin statutes and court orders related to guardianship. The guardian is responsible for the care and well-being of the individual with a disability and must act in their best interest.