What might trigger a court review of a guardian's actions?

A court review of a guardian's actions is often triggered by significant concerns regarding the well-being and safety of the ward. When there is evidence of mismanagement or abuse related to the ward, it indicates that the guardian may not be fulfilling their responsibilities adequately. The court has a duty to ensure that the rights and interests of the ward are protected, and any indication of mismanagement or abuse poses a serious risk, prompting an investigation.

In contrast, changes in a guardian's contact information, requests for raises, or general complaints from community members may not pose immediate threats to the ward’s welfare. While these situations could warrant attention or further scrutiny, they do not inherently demonstrate a failure to protect or manage the ward's needs as does evidence of mismanagement or abuse. Hence, the need for a court review becomes critical when there are clear signs that the guardian may be acting against the best interests of the person they are supposed to be protecting.