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20170462 ward's /incapacitated person's estate by payment to third persons to meet such expenses, and x. Other: This is a limited guardianship. The Public Guardian, as guardian, shall have the following authorities and responsibilities as checked below (acting together with the ward/incapacitated person or individually): ❑ Selecting the ward's /incapacitated person's place of abode within or without this state; ❑ Arranging for medical care for the ward /incapacitated person; ❑ Protecting the personal effects of the ward /incapacitated person; ❑ Giving necessary consent, approval, or releases on behalf of the ward /incapacitated person; ❑ Arranging for training, education, or other habilitating services appropriate for the ward /incapacitated person; ❑ Applying for private or governmental benefits to which the ward/incapacitated person may be entitled; ❑ Instituting proceedings to compel any person under a duty to support the ward /incapacitated person or to pay sums for the welfare of the ward /incapacitated person to perform such duty, if no conservator has been appointed; ❑ Entering into contractual arrangements on behalf of the ward /incapacitated person, if no conservator has been appointed; and ❑ Receiving money and tangible property deliverable to the ward/incapacitated person and applying such money and property to the ward's /incapacitated person's expenses for room and board, medical care, personal effects, training, education, and habilitating services, if no conservator has been appointed, or requesting the conservator to expend the ward's/incapacitated person's estate by payment to third persons to meet such expenses. ❑ Other: As a conservator, the Public Guardian is authorized and empowered to care for and manage the estate subject to the following limitation of powers until you shall be discharged according to law: LIMITATIONS OF POWER: • The Public Guardian shall not pay compensation to themselves from assets or income of your protected person, nor sell real property of the estate without first giving notice to interested persons and obtaining an order of the court. The order may be entered without a hearing if all interested persons have waived notice of hearing or have executed their written Page 2 of 3 Letters Appointing the Pubas Guarrfian as Guardian and Conservator CC 18:2.326 New 10/2015