NV SB346

Defines "less restrictive alternatives to guardianship" to include durable powers of attorney for financial matters and health care, and supported decision-making agreements

Requires guardianship petitions to include attestation that the proposed protected person received information about less restrictive alternatives, and requires physician assessments to determine whether such alternatives are available and sufficient

Mandates that guardians include in annual reports an explanation of why less restrictive alternatives to guardianship are not being considered

Allows courts to terminate or modify guardianships if the protected person has entered into a less restrictive alternative arrangement, and permits denial of out-of-state guardianship transfers if less restrictive alternatives were not considered

Adds to the Protected Persons' Bill of Rights the right to be educated about less restrictive alternatives to guardianship