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Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-3-120

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Proposed plan for care and treatment of ward

Official statutory text

A. If not filed with the petition or submitted to the court at

the time of the hearing, within ten (10) days after his appointment

the guardian or limited guardian of the person of an incapacitated

or partially incapacitated person shall file with the court, for its

approval, a proposed plan for the care and treatment of the ward and

shall submit subsequent or modified plans as required by this title.

Upon the application of the guardian or limited guardian, the court

may extend the time for filing the plan for not more than thirty

(30) days. The court may approve a plan acceptable to the court

without notice or hearing or may, as necessary, order the

modification of the plan at the initial review hearing.

B. 1. The proposed guardianship plan and any subsequent

guardianship plans for the care and treatment of the ward shall

state:

a. the services which are necessary to meet the essential

requirements for the physical health or safety of the

ward taking into account the contents and

recommendations of an evaluation report made with

respect to the ward, if any;

b. the means for obtaining those services;

c. the manner in which the guardian or limited guardian,

the ward, and the guardian of the property of the ward

or the conservator, or if an organization or another

person has been appointed to serve in that capacity,

will exercise and share decision-making authority; and

d. such other services necessary to assist in fulfilling

the needs of the ward, the terms of the most recent

dispositional order applying to such guardian or

limited guardian, and the duties of such guardian or

limited guardian.

2. Each such plan shall be substantially in the following form:

Plan for the Care and Treatment of a Ward

I, _______________________, the (guardian, limited

(Name)

guardian) for___________________________________________________

(Name and the current place of abode of the ward)

hereby submit this (initial, annual or as ordered by the court)

Guardianship Plan for the care and treatment of said ward.

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1. I believe the services necessary for the physical health and

safety of the ward are: ___________________________

2. Those services will be obtained or provided as follows:

_______________________________________________________________

3. The guardian (or conservator) of the property (Name or indicate

as not applicable) of the ward, the ward, and I plan to cooperate

and share decision-making authority with regard to the ward within

the provisions of the dispositional order as follows:

________________

_______________________________________________________________

4. I believe the following services will assist in fulfilling the

needs of the ward, implementing the terms of the most recent

dispositional order applying to me as (guardian or limited

guardian):

________________________ __________________________

Date (Signature of guardian or

limited guardian)

C. If ordered by the court, the plan for the care and treatment

of the ward shall be prepared with the assistance of any person

designated by the court to provide such assistance.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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