Pasadena Texas Motion that Guardianship Order be Modified to Allow Ward to Vote

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PROBATE CODE - CHAPTER XIII. GUARDIANSHIP


Sec. 694A. COMPLETE RESTORATION OF WARD'S CAPACITY OR MODIFICATION OF GUARDIANSHIP.


A ward or any person interested in the ward's welfare may file a written application with the court for an order:


" finding that the ward is no longer an incapacitated person and ordering the settlement and closing of the guardianship;

" finding that the ward lacks the capacity to do some or all of the tasks necessary to provide food, clothing, or shelter for himself or herself, to care for the ward's own physical health, or to manage the ward's own financial affairs and granting additional powers or duties to the guardian; or

" finding that the ward has the capacity to do some, but not all, of the tasks necessary to provide food, clothing, or shelter for himself or herself, to care for the ward's own physical health, or to manage the ward's own financial affairs and:

" limiting the powers or duties of the guardian; and

" permitting the ward to care for himself or herself or to manage the ward's own financial affairs commensurate with the ward's ability.


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Pasadena Texas Motion that Guardianship Order be Modified to Allow Ward to Vote