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NJ A3893
Bill
Status
2/27/2024
Primary Sponsor
Carol Murphy
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AI Summary
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Permits filing a complaint for guardianship of a minor up to 180 days (six months) before the minor turns 18, when the minor is anticipated to need a guardian upon reaching adulthood
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Any guardianship judgment entered before the minor turns 18 takes effect only on or after the minor's 18th birthday, ensuring no premature legal authority
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Prohibits withdrawal of guardianship complaints unless the court receives evidence that the alleged incapacitated person is deceased or has capacity
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Proof of capacity for withdrawal purposes does not require medical evidence and may be satisfied through testimony from someone with knowledge of the person's condition
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Applies to both general guardianship filings and cases involving minors receiving functional services from the Division of Developmental Disabilities
Legislative Description
Allows complaint for guardianship of minor to be filed six months before minor reaches age 18 under certain circumstances; establishes certain standards for filing guardianship complaints.
Substituted by another Bill
Last Action
Substituted by S2332
5/22/2025