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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

A minor ward reaches the age of majority. The guardian wants the minor-guardianship order to continue indefinitely over the now-adult's property merely because adult supervision seems convenient. No legal ground for adult incapacity has been established. Which is correct?

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A guardian may privately extend all powers without court action. A minor order automatically creates permanent adult incapacity. The ward can never question the guardian's accounts. The minor Rule provides termination on coming of age; any adult guardianship requires its separate lawful basis and process.

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