Guardianship
House Calls of Menomonie, Inc is licensed by the State of Wisconsin to provide corporate guardianship and conservatorship to individuals as assigned by the court.
Currently, our license allows House Calls of Menomonie, Inc to provide guardianship services to up to 300 individuals. The fees for our guardianship services are approved by the court.
The Guardianship Department consists of Heather Wolf, Guardian Director, 6 Guardianship Coordinators, and one Guardian Assistant.
Guardianship of the Person
When the court appoints a guardian of the person, the guardian may have the following responsibilities:
- Act as Representative Payee
- Determine and monitor residence
- Consent to and monitor medical treatment
- Consent to and monitor non-medical services such as education and counseling
- Consent to release of confidential information
- Make end-of-life decisions
- Maximize independence in least restrictive manner
- Report to the court about the guardianship status at least annually
Guardianship of the Estate
Estate is defined as real and personal property, tangible and intangible, and includes anything that may be the subject of ownership.
When the court appoints a guardian of the estate, the guardian is assigned the following responsibilities:
- Marshall and protect assets
- Obtain appraisals of property
- Protect property and assets from loss
- Receive income for the estate
- Make appropriate disbursements
- Obtain court approval prior to selling any asset
- Report to the court on estate status
Please contact Heather Wolf, Guardian Director for further information or if you have any questions.
hwolf@housecallsinc.org
Tel: 7155-232-6475