Tennessee § 34-1-129 Letters of conservatorship or guardianship - Limited

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§ 34-1-129 — Letters of conservatorship or guardianship - Limited

Tennessee § 34-1-129

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 34-1-129 (2026).

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Upon the entry of the order appointing a fiduciary and the submission of a bond consistent with the order, the clerk shall issue letters of conservatorship or letters of guardianship. The letters of conservatorship or guardianship shall either:

(1)Recite the specific powers removed from the minor or person with a disability and transferred to the fiduciary; or (2) Have attached to them the order or orders of the court specifying the powers removed from the minor or person with a disability and transferred to the fiduciary. If the fiduciary has been granted less than full authority over the person and property of the minor or person with a disability in the order of appointment, the clerk shall mark the letters prominently with the term "LIMITED".

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Upon the entry of the order appointing a fiduciary and the submission of a bond consistent with the order, the clerk shall issue letters of conservatorship or letters of guardianship. The letters of conservatorship or guardianship shall either: (1) Recite the specific powers removed from the minor or person with a disability and transferred to the fiduciary; or (2) Have attached to them the order or orders of the court specifying the powers removed from the minor or person with a disability and transferred to the fiduciary. If the fiduciary has been granted less than full authority over the person and property of the minor or person with a disability in the order of appointment, the clerk shall mark the letters prominently with the term "LIMITED".