Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-3-112
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Appointment of guardians or limited guardians
Official statutory text
A. Whenever the court finds the subject of the proceeding to be
an incapacitated person the court shall appoint:
1. A general guardian of the person; and
2. As the court determines to be necessary and appropriate, a
guardian of the property of the ward.
B. Whenever the court finds the subject of the proceeding to be
a partially incapacitated person the court shall appoint, as
necessary and appropriate for said person:
1. A limited guardian of the person; or
2. A general or a limited guardian of the property of said
person; or
3. A limited guardian of the person and a general or limited
guardian of the property of said person.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 30. Guardian and Ward Page 48
C. The court may appoint the same or separate persons to serve
as guardian or limited guardian of the person and guardian or
limited guardian of the property of a ward.
an incapacitated person the court shall appoint:
1. A general guardian of the person; and
2. As the court determines to be necessary and appropriate, a
guardian of the property of the ward.
B. Whenever the court finds the subject of the proceeding to be
a partially incapacitated person the court shall appoint, as
necessary and appropriate for said person:
1. A limited guardian of the person; or
2. A general or a limited guardian of the property of said
person; or
3. A limited guardian of the person and a general or limited
guardian of the property of said person.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 30. Guardian and Ward Page 48
C. The court may appoint the same or separate persons to serve
as guardian or limited guardian of the person and guardian or
limited guardian of the property of a ward.
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