North Carolina § 35A-1243 - Duties of designated agency.
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§ 35A-1243. Duties of designated agency.
Within 30 days after it receives a status report, the designated agency shall certify to the clerk that it has reviewed the report and shall mail a copy of its certification to the guardian. At the same time, the designated agency may: Send its written comments on the report to the clerk, the guardian, or any other person who may have an interest in the ward's welfare; Notify the guardian that it is able to help the guardian in the performance of his duties; Petition the clerk for an order requiring the guardian to perform the duties imposed on him by the clerk or this Article if it appears that the guardian is not performing those duties; Petition the clerk for an order modifying the terms of the guardianship or the guardianship program or plan if it appears that such should be modified; Petition the clerk for an order removing the guardian from his duties and appointing a successor guardian if it appears that the guardian should be removed for cause; Petition the clerk for an adjudication of restoration to competency; or Petition the clerk for any other appropriate orders. If the designated agency files such a petition, it shall cause the petition to be signed and acknowledged by the officer, official, employee, or agent who has personal knowledge of the facts set forth in the petition, and it shall set forth all facts known to it that tend to support the relief sought by the petition. The clerk shall take appropriate action upon the petition in accordance with other provisions or requirements of this Chapter. History (1987, c. 550, s. 1.)
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Section 35A-1243 ("Duties of designated agency.") is part of the North Carolina General Statutes, the codified statutory law of North Carolina. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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