1. Co-Guardian Provisions: Used when multiple guardians are appointed, detailing how responsibilities are shared and decisions are made

2. Emergency Powers: Special provisions for emergency decision-making, particularly relevant for medical emergencies

3. Property Management: Detailed provisions for managing the ward's property and assets, required when significant assets are involved

4. Medical Care Directives: Specific instructions regarding medical treatment preferences and limitations

5. Temporary Arrangements: Provisions for temporary guardianship or interim arrangements if needed

6. Compensation: Terms for guardian compensation if applicable, including payment schedule and approved expenses

1. Medical Assessment Report: Current medical evaluation documenting the ward's condition and capacity

2. Asset Inventory: Detailed listing of the ward's assets and financial accounts at the time of guardianship establishment

3. Guardian Background Check: Results of mandatory background screening of the proposed guardian

4. Care Plan: Detailed plan for the ward's care including medical, social, and personal needs

5. Contact Information: List of important contacts including medical providers, family members, and relevant authorities