§ 1301 Appealable Protective Proceeding Orders
This law says you can appeal certain decisions in guardianship, conservatorship, and other protective cases, like giving or taking away a guardianship, letting the guardian move the person out of state, or ordering money for the person.
A guardian asks the court to let the person they care for move to another state, and the court says no.
Because the court's decision about moving the person out of state is one of the orders listed in this law, the guardian can ask a higher court to review (appeal) that decision.
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§ 1301 Appealable Protective Proceeding Orders
Last verified: January 11, 2026