DMR.3.7.010 Termination or Changes to an Order for Adult Guardianship

(a) Upon motion and hearing, with notice to the guardian and ward, and appointment of a guardian ad litem, the Court may remove the guardian and a successor guardian may be appointed:

(1) If the guardian neglects to perform any action required by law or by the Court;

(2) If the guardian fails to discharge the duties of guardianship;

(3) If the guardian acts contrary to the interests of the ward;

(4) If the guardian violates any provision of this chapter.

(b) Upon motion and hearing, with notice to the guardian and ward, and appointment of a guardian ad litem, a guardianship may be terminated if by clear and convincing evidence it is established that the conditions requiring the guardianship no longer exist.