Rule 14.2(l) - Submission Of Proposed Findings Of FactOn the date of the scheduled guardianship hearing, counsel for each party participating therein shall present to the Court proposed specific findings of fact concerning:
1. The nature of any condition or disability which impairs the individual's capacity to make and communicate decisions. 2. The extent of the individual's capacity to make and communicate decisions. 3. The need for guardianship services, if any, in light of such facts as the availability of family, friends, and other supports to assist the individual in making decisions, and in light of the existence, if any, of advance directives such as durable powers of attorney or trusts. 4. The type of guardian, limited or plenary, of the person or estate, needed based on the nature of any condition or disability and the capacity to make and communicate decisions. 5. The proposed duration of the guardianship.