Which of the following is NOT a type of guardianship?

The correct answer is based on the terminology and classification of guardianships. Full guardianship, limited guardianship, and temporary guardianship are recognized forms that define the extent of authority and responsibility a guardian has over a ward.

Full guardianship grants a guardian complete control over the personal and/or financial matters of the ward. Limited guardianship allows the guardian to manage only specific matters as defined by the court, tailoring the guardianship to the needs of the ward. Temporary guardianship is often used in urgent situations where a guardian is needed for a short period, typically until a more permanent solution can be established.

Partial guardianship, however, is not an established category within standard guardianship classifications. The term "partial" can often suggest a division of responsibilities but lacks the formal recognition that the other types have in guardianship law. Thus, the answer indicating that partial guardianship is not a recognized type is accurate.