Iowa § 232D.403 - 232D.403 Guardian’s acceptance of appointment and oath and issuance of letters of
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§ 232D.403. 232D.403 Guardian’s acceptance of appointment and oath and issuance of letters of
appointment. The court shall issue letters of appointment to a guardian upon the guardian’s acceptance of appointment and the guardian’s subscription of an oath, or certification under penalties of perjury, that the guardian will faithfully discharge the duties imposed by law, according to the best of the guardian’s ability. 2019 Acts, ch 56, §24, 44, 45 Thu Dec 11 19:09:51 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 232D.403 (9, 0)
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