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Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-3-122

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Proposed plan for management of financial resources of

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ward.

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

the time of the hearing, within two (2) months after his

appointment, a guardian or limited guardian of the property of an

incapacitated or partially incapacitated person shall file with the

court for its approval a proposed plan for the management of the

financial resources of the ward that are under his management or

administration, and an inventory as required pursuant to Section 4-

301 of this title. Said guardian or limited guardian shall submit

subsequent or modified plans as required by this title.

B. Initial and subsequent guardianship plans for the management

of the financial resources of the ward shall state:

1. The services which are necessary to manage the property of

the ward placed under the control of the guardian or limited

guardian;

2. The means for obtaining those services;

3. The manner in which the guardian or limited guardian of the

property of the ward, the ward, and the guardian or limited guardian

of the person, or if another individual has been appointed to serve

in that capacity, will exercise and share decision-making authority;

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4. Such other services necessary to assist in the management of

the property placed under the guardian or limited guardian in

fulfilling the needs of the ward and the duties of such guardian or

limited guardian, and the terms of the most recent dispositional

order.

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

Plan for the Management

of the Property of the Ward

I, ______________________, the (petitioner, guardian or limited

(Name)

guardian) for___________________________________________________

(Name and current place of abode)

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

Guardianship Plan.

1. I believe the services necessary to manage the property of the

ward which is subject to this Plan are as follows: ________________

_______________________________________________________________

2. Those services will be provided in the following manner:

____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________

3. The guardian (or limited guardian) of the person, (Name, or

indicate as not applicable) 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 the management

of the property of the ward subject to my control, implementing the

terms of the most recent dispositional order applying to me as

(guardian or limited guardian) of the property:

_______________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________

______________ ____________________________________

Date (Signature of guardian or limited guardian)

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