Court rules on adult guardianship
Primary court rules on petitions to appoint a general guardian.
What this resource offers
Rules 92 and 93 set out a court process for appointment of a general guardian of an adult person, estate or both in circumstances defined by the rules. A relative, friend or other person may petition, but the process includes a verified petition, notice and hearing. Read it as legal source material, not individual legal advice. Start future planning well before a crisis and obtain advice from a qualified Philippine lawyer about the person’s circumstances, wishes and alternatives.
Helpful questions for your next conversation
- What decision-support and legal options should we consider before petitioning for guardianship?
- What evidence, notice and court steps would apply to this adult’s particular situation?
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Every person’s needs and journey are different. Use this information to support a conversation with a qualified professional, not as a substitute for personalized advice.
