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Conservator Inventory Court Report
(Separate Website)
Due 90 days after your appointment.
By: Alaska Court System
Conservatorship Annual Court Report
(Separate Website)
Due every year through the month that the Order was granted for the previous 12 months.
By: Alaska Court System
Guardianship Annual Court Report
(Separate Website)
Due every year through the month that the Order was granted for the previous 12 months.
By: Alaska Court System
Guardianship Implementation Court Report
(Separate Website)
Due 90 days after your appointment.
Power of Attorney for Minor Child
(Separate Website)
A form for a parent to temporarily delegate certain rights and responsibilites for the care of his or her minor child.
By: Office of Public Advocacy: Public Guardian Section
Alaska Court System Forms and Publications
(Separate Website)
Alaska Court System forms and publications, organized by topic. Court forms are generally offered in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format.
By: Alaska Court System
Forms for Guardianship/Conservatorship (Adult)
(Separate Website)
Forms needed to start a guardianship/conservatorship case for an adult. If you need to find guardianship/conservatorship for a minor child, you will need to contact an attorney.
By: Family Law Self-Help Center
Power of Attorney (2005) This form replaces the former Living Will/Power of Attorney form. It can be used for any purpose other than health care issues. It can be tailored as a general or specific power of attorney; durable or non-durable. For health care issues, see the Alaska Advance Health Care Directive.
By: Alaska Legal Services Corporation
Report of Harm for the Protection of Vulnerable Adults
(Separate Website)
This form is for reporting harm for the protection of vulnerable adults. This can be filled out online and printed out for submission.
By: State of Alaska
Adobe Acrobat Reader required. (If you are using a screen reader that does not support PDF format, copy the PDF link, and use the Access Adobe online form to convert this file to HMTL text.)
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