The guardian will make decisions for the ward, consistent with the scope of the guardianship as outlined by the court. The guardian may physically care for the ward and/or make financial and medical decisions. A guardian’s responsibilities could also include:
Managing assets in the best interest of the ward
Filing accounts detailing the estate’s receipts and disbursements, along with an inventory of the ward’s assets
Working with the court for approval if specific actions are needed on behalf of the ward