Nebraska § 30-4105 Office of Public Guardian; duties

Nebraska Statutes

§ 30-4105 — Office of Public Guardian; duties

Nebraska § 30-4105

Ch. 30Decedents' Estates; Protection of Persons and Property

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 30-4105 (2026).

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The office:

(1)Shall provide immediate response when a guardian or conservator is needed in an emergency situation;

(2)Shall provide an option upon the resignation, removal, or discharge of a guardian or conservator so that there is no lapse in service to the ward or protected person;

(3)Shall provide equal access and protection for all individuals in need of guardianship or conservatorship services;

(4)Shall promote or provide public education to increase the awareness of the duties of guardians and conservators and encourage more people to serve as private guardians or private conservators;

(5)Shall recruit members of the general public or family members to serve as guardians or conservators and provide adequate training and support to enhance their success;

(6)Shall act as a resou

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The office:
(1) Shall provide
immediate response when a guardian or conservator is needed in an emergency
situation;
(2) Shall provide an option upon the resignation, removal, or discharge
of a guardian or conservator so that there is no lapse in service to the ward
or protected person;
(3) Shall provide equal access and protection for all individuals
in need of guardianship or conservatorship services;
(4) Shall promote or provide
public education to increase the awareness of the duties of guardians and
conservators and encourage more people to serve as private guardians or private
conservators;
(5) Shall recruit members of the general public or family members
to serve as guardians or conservators and provide adequate training and support
to enhance their success;
(6) Shall act as a resource to persons already serving as guardians
or conservators for education, information, and support;
(7) Shall safeguard
the rights of individuals by exploring all options available to support individuals
in the least restrictive manner possible and seek full guardianship only as
a last resort; and
(8) Shall model the highest standard of practice for guardians and
conservators to improve the performance of all guardians and conservators
in the state.