Guardianships are governed by Chapter 744 of the Florida Statutes. Also known as the “Florida Guardianship Law”.
1. A guardian can be appointed for the person only.
2. A guardian can be appointed for the property only.
3. A guardian can be appointed in a limited capacity. This is where only some or partial rights are removed.
4. A guardian can be appointed in a plenary capacity. This is where all rights are removed.