The Temporary Guardian may exercise only the powers specified in this Order. The powers of the Temporary Guardian
are as follows:
Authorization to admit the Incapacitated Person to a nursing facility. The Court finds that such admission is in the
Incapacitated Person's best interest.
Authorization to revoke the Health Care Proxy of the Incapacitated Person.
Authorization to apply for health insurance benefits including MassHealth on behalf of the Incapacitated Person.
financial institutions verifying balances and transactions for accounts standing in the name of the Incapacitated
Person, individually or jointly with another.
Authorization to obtain copies of statements or any other records from banks, insurance companies or other
Person under G.L. c. 190B, Article V, Part III exclusive of those powers requiring specific court authorization and
include the authorization to apply for health insurance benefits including MassHealth on behalf of the Incapacitated
Person and authorization to obtain copies of statements and any other records from banks, insurance companies,
or other financial institutions verifying balances and transactions for accounts standing in the name of the
Incapacitated Person, individually or jointly with another. These powers
The powers and duties of the Temporary Guardian are all powers authorized to a guardian for an Incapacitated
as set forth in Exhibit A which is incorporated and merged herein and which detail those powers retained by the
Incapacitated Person.
Only the following powers:
After making a substituted judgment determination, the Court authorizes treatment of the Incapacitated Person:
with antipsychotic medication in accordance with a treatment plan dated
which is incorporated herein by reference and which shall be reviewed on or before
and, if not sooner extended, shall expire seven days after that date, at 4:00 PM, unless sooner extended.
with the following treatment or action:
The Court orders the following:
If this Order was issued without full notice, post-appointment notice must be given together with a statement
that the appointment may be vacated and heard as a de novo matter as expeditiously as possible. Said notice
must be given within seven days from the date of this appointment to the alleged Incapacitated Person and those
persons named in the petition who were not previously given notice in accordance with G. L. c. 190B 5-308(c). A
certification stating such notice has been given must be filed within seven days of the appointment or the
appointment may be vacated sua sponte.
The Court has appointed counsel for the Incapacitated Person. See Separate Order Appointing Counsel.