Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-3-121
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Disposition of financial resources under supervision and
Official statutory text
control of guardian or limited guardian - Petition for restoration
of capacity.
A. A guardian of the property must keep safe the property of
his ward and shall act as a fiduciary as provided by Section 1-121
of this title.
Subject to the order and the guardianship plan for the
management of the financial resources of the ward, a guardian or
limited guardian of the property of the ward:
1. Shall expend or distribute, authorize the expenditure or
distribution of, and assist in the expenditure or distribution of,
the principal of or income from the financial resources placed under
his supervision and control to assure that:
a. the essential requirements for the physical health or
safety of the ward are met,
b. the property rights of the ward are protected,
c. the financial resources of the ward which are subject
to the guardianship are prudently managed, and
d. the guardian or limited guardian of the person of the
ward, if any, or if other than the guardian or limited
guardian of the property, is able to perform the
duties and powers assigned by the court;
2. May expend funds of the estate for the support of persons
legally dependent on the ward and others who are members of the
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ward's household who are unable to support themselves, and who are
in need of support;
3. May, subject to prior specific approval by the court, make
gifts to charity, persons, which may include the guardian or limited
guardian, or both such charity and persons, as the ward might have
been expected to make, based upon an established pattern of giving
made by the ward prior to the appointment of a guardian or limited
guardian or if the court finds it is in the best interest of the
subject of the proceeding on the basis of tax or estate planning.
The court may approve gifts of small amounts for holidays, birthdays
or similar occasions and shall specify in the order the maximum
amount which may be expended for such purpose and the person or
persons to whom such gifts can be made, which may include guardians
or limited guardians.
B. Limited guardians of property shall consider the size of the
financial resources of the ward which have not been placed under
their supervision or control.
C. If satisfied that the incapacity or partial incapacity of
the ward has ceased, the guardian or limited guardian of the
property shall file a petition requesting a determination on the
restoration to capacity of the ward and the termination of the
guardianship.
of capacity.
A. A guardian of the property must keep safe the property of
his ward and shall act as a fiduciary as provided by Section 1-121
of this title.
Subject to the order and the guardianship plan for the
management of the financial resources of the ward, a guardian or
limited guardian of the property of the ward:
1. Shall expend or distribute, authorize the expenditure or
distribution of, and assist in the expenditure or distribution of,
the principal of or income from the financial resources placed under
his supervision and control to assure that:
a. the essential requirements for the physical health or
safety of the ward are met,
b. the property rights of the ward are protected,
c. the financial resources of the ward which are subject
to the guardianship are prudently managed, and
d. the guardian or limited guardian of the person of the
ward, if any, or if other than the guardian or limited
guardian of the property, is able to perform the
duties and powers assigned by the court;
2. May expend funds of the estate for the support of persons
legally dependent on the ward and others who are members of the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 30. Guardian and Ward Page 57
ward's household who are unable to support themselves, and who are
in need of support;
3. May, subject to prior specific approval by the court, make
gifts to charity, persons, which may include the guardian or limited
guardian, or both such charity and persons, as the ward might have
been expected to make, based upon an established pattern of giving
made by the ward prior to the appointment of a guardian or limited
guardian or if the court finds it is in the best interest of the
subject of the proceeding on the basis of tax or estate planning.
The court may approve gifts of small amounts for holidays, birthdays
or similar occasions and shall specify in the order the maximum
amount which may be expended for such purpose and the person or
persons to whom such gifts can be made, which may include guardians
or limited guardians.
B. Limited guardians of property shall consider the size of the
financial resources of the ward which have not been placed under
their supervision or control.
C. If satisfied that the incapacity or partial incapacity of
the ward has ceased, the guardian or limited guardian of the
property shall file a petition requesting a determination on the
restoration to capacity of the ward and the termination of the
guardianship.
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