What process is typically followed to review a guardian's performance?

The process of reviewing a guardian's performance typically involves the court periodically assessing the guardian’s actions through reports and hearings. This method ensures that there is an objective evaluation of the guardian's performance and decision-making related to the ward's care and well-being.

The periodic assessment allows the court to monitor compliance with its orders, assess the welfare of the ward, and ensure that the guardian is acting in the best interests of the individual under guardianship. Reports may include updates on the ward’s living conditions, health, and any financial matters related to the guardianship. Additionally, the court can hold hearings to give all parties an opportunity to present their observations or concerns, further ensuring accountability and transparency in the guardian's role.

Other options may suggest input from the guardian or those related to the ward but do not typically engage the formal review processes established by the court, which are primarily responsible for overseeing guardianship matters.