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NV AB65

NV AB65
Revises provisions relating to guardianship. (BDR 13-470)


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Introduced
02/04/2025
In Committee
05/16/2025
Crossed Over
04/28/2025
Passed
05/29/2025
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
05/29/2025

Introduced Session

Potential new amendment
83rd Legislature (2025)

Bill Summary

AN ACT relating to guardianship; revising provisions relating to certain investigative services provided during a guardianship proceeding; prohibiting a governmental entity from charging a fee for providing a copy of certain documents relating to a guardianship proceeding; revising provisions relating to service of process of a citation and petition in a guardianship proceeding; changing the name of the State Guardianship Compliance Office to the State Guardianship Office; changing the title of the State Guardianship Compliance Officer to the State Guardianship Officer; revising the powers of the Officer; authorizing a court to appoint or extend the appointment of a guardian for a protected minor or proposed protected minor seeking status as a special immigrant juvenile with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services of the Department of Homeland Security under certain circumstances; revising certain notice requirements for minor guardianship proceedings; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

AI Summary

This bill revises several provisions related to guardianship in Nevada, making multiple important changes. The bill renames the State Guardianship Compliance Office to the State Guardianship Office and changes the title of the State Guardianship Compliance Officer to State Guardianship Officer, while expanding the officer's ability to hire accountants and investigators as needed within legislative appropriations. It modifies service of process rules for guardianship proceedings, allowing alternative methods of service beyond traditional personal service or certified mail, and giving courts more flexibility to waive publication requirements. The bill also introduces new provisions allowing courts to appoint or extend guardianships for minors seeking special immigrant juvenile status, with guardianships potentially lasting until the minor reaches 21 years old. Additionally, the bill prohibits governmental entities from charging fees for document copies requested by guardianship investigators and eliminates the previous requirement for the Department of Health and Human Services to be notified about Medicaid-receiving minors in guardianship proceedings. The changes aim to streamline guardianship processes, provide more flexibility for courts, and reduce administrative burdens for those involved in guardianship cases.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (0)

No sponsors listed

Other Sponsors (1)

Judiciary (A)

Last Action

Chapter 103. (Effective July 1, 2025) (on 05/29/2025)

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