Washington § 11.130.050 - Co-guardian — Co-conservator.

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§ 11.130.050. Co-guardian — Co-conservator.

(1) The court at any time may appoint a co-guardian or co-conservator to serve immediately or when a designated event occurs.
(2) A co-guardian or co-conservator appointed to serve immediately may act when that co-guardian or co-conservator complies with RCW 11.130.040.
(3) A co-guardian or co-conservator appointed to serve when a designated event occurs may act when:
(a) The event occurs; and
(b) That co-guardian or co-conservator complies with RCW 11.130.040.
(4) Unless an order of appointment under subsection (1) of this section or subsequent order states otherwise, co-guardians or co-conservators shall make decisions jointly.
[ 2019 c 437 s 110.]

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