Fill and Sign the Pg 420 Order Authorizing Single Transaction Form

Page 1 of 3 PG-420 (2/17) (cs) AS 13.26.010, .4 01, .4 30, .4 35, & 5 40-.5 50 ORDER AUTHORIZING SINGLE TRANSACTION Probate Rule 17 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA AT _______________ In the Matter of the Protective Proceeding of ) ) ) ) , ) Respondent ) CASE NO. ) ) ORDER AUTHORIZING SINGLE TRANSACTION UNDER AS 13.26.440 A hearing in this matter was held on before Judge/Master Present were: Respondent Respondent was not present for the reason stated on the record. Respondent’s Attorney Visitor Expert Petitioner Guardian Ad Litem Others: The court has reviewed the petition, the visitor’s report, the expert’s report the master’s f indings and recommendations, and any objections from the parties. FINDINGS The court finds that: 1. Notice of the Hearing. a. The court gave notice of the hearing to the petitioner. b. The petitioner served notice of the hearing on the persons listed in AS 13.26.4 20, including the respondent. (form PG- 116) 2. Subject Matter Jurisdiction. The court has jurisdiction under AS 13.27.110 because Alaska is respondent’s home state as defi ned in AS 13.27.180. under AS 13.27.110 because the requirements of the following statute have been met: AS 13.27.110(2) AS 13.27.110(3) AS 13.27.110(4) under AS 13.27.120(a)(2) because the real or tangible personal property that will be affected by the court’s order is located in Alaska. 3. Venue. Venue is proper because the respondent resides here does not reside in Alaska, but has property here. AS 13.26.4 11 4. Need for Management of Respondent’s Property and Affairs . A basis for a protective order exists because it has been established that respondent is an adult and is (1) unable to manage his/her property and affairs effectively, and Page 2 of 3 PG-420 (2/17) (cs) AS 13.26.010, .4 01, .4 30, .4 35, & 5 40-.5 50 ORDER AUTHORIZING SINGLE TRANSACTION Probate Rule 17 (2) has property that will be wasted or dissipated unless proper management is provided (or needs protection in order to receive proper financial support). [AS 13.26.4 30(c), AS 13.26.4 01(2)] respondent is a minor who (1) owns money or property that requires management or protection which cannot be provided without a protective order, or (2) has or may have business affairs which may be jeopardized or prevented by the status of being a minor, or (3) needs funds for support and education, and protection is necessary or desirable to obtain or provide funds. [AS 13.26.4 01(1)] 5. Best Interests of Respondent. The transaction described in this order is in the best interests of the respondent. AS 13.26.4 40(b) 6. Interests of Creditors and Dependents. After considering the interests of the respondent’s creditors and dependents, and in view of the respondent’s disability, the respondent does not need the continuing protection of a conservator. AS 13.26.4 40(c). 7. Consideration of Respondent’s Preference. Pursuant to the AS 13.26.4 30(d) requirement that the court, to the maximum extent possible, consult with the respondent in determining the necessity for a protective order, the court has consulted with respondent. has not consulted with respondent for the reasons stated on the record in the attached findings. ORDER IT IS ORDERED: 1. Pursuant to AS 13.26.4 40, the following transaction affecting the respondent’s property and affairs is authorized directed ratified: 2. Reporting Requirements. After the above transaction is completed, the following report must be filed with the court: Page 3 of 3 PG-420 (2/17) (cs) AS 13.26.010, .4 01, .4 30, .4 35, & 5 40-.5 50 ORDER AUTHORIZING SINGLE TRANSACTION Probate Rule 17 3. The appointment of respondent’s attorney, the court visitor and any guardian ad litem terminate: on the date this order is signed. 4. Payment of Respondent’ s Court-Appointed Attorney. The attorney for the respondent in this proceeding will be paid by the respondent. (AS 13.26.4 85) the court, because the respondent is indigent and AS 13.26.4 30(b) requires the appointment. (Administrative Rule 12(e)(1)(A)(iii). But, the respondent must reimburse the court as provided in Administrative Rule 12(e)(6) 5. Compensation or Reimbursement for Other Services. [AS 08.26.110 and Probate Rule 17(d)] 6. Additional Orders. 7. Additional Persons Who Must Be Given Notice of Subseq uent Hearings.[AS 13.26.420(b)] In addition to the parties in this case, the following persons must be served with any reports or other documents filed in the case and notice of any future hearings until further court order: Name Mailing Address Daytime Phone Recommended for Approval by Standing Master on Superior Court Judge Date Type Judge’s Name Clerk’s Certificate of Distribution I certify that on , a copy of this order was sent to: petitioner respondent visitor respondent's attorney Clerk: