The court will decide these questions expeditiously, often on the record at the conclusion of the hearing, and will often sign a short form decision reciting that the necessary findings, which are set out in Article 81, were made on the record. If a guardian is to be appointed, the court will have to set out in the decision who the appointee is to be, what role the person will have, any limitations that will constrain the person, and other particulars. The duration of the appointment may be unlimited or for a defined period. All long form judgments in such cases should be settled through the Judicial Support Office. The staff of the Office will review proposed judgments, orders and any counter-orders in these cases, as well as any interim, intermediate or final accountings.
Expedition is required in the case of judgments appointing guardians.
Where there are defects, the staff will communicate with the submitting party and request corrected submissions. When the papers are in final form, the staff will transmit them to Chambers of the Justice assigned. When a guardian for the property is replaced or the proceeding is ended by the death of the IP, the guardian must submit a detailed final accounting. The accounting should show, in specific schedules, income, expenses on behalf of the IP, assets, their disposition, and the like. These schedules must be comprehensive.