§ 30-2602.02. Guardian or conservator; national criminal history record information check; report; waiver by court; costs.
People nominated to be a guardian or conservator generally must authorize a criminal-history fingerprint check, and the Nebraska State Patrol must send the fingerprints and report the results. The report must reach the court at least 10 days before the hearing unless the court waives or modifies that requirement, and t
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People nominated to be a guardian or conservator generally must authorize a criminal-history fingerprint check, and the Nebraska State Patrol must send the fingerprints and report the results. The report must reach the court at least 10 days before the hearing unless the court waives or modifies that requirement, and the applicant must pay the actual cost.
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