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Capacity vs. Competency - Iowa Department on Aging
iowaaging.gov“standards” under Iowa law: GUARDIANSHIP STANDARD: To have decision-making capacity that is so impaired that the person is unable to care for his/her own personal safety or to attend to or provide for necessities, such as food, shelter, clothing or medical care, without which physical injury or illness may occur. Iowa Code § 633.3(23)(a).
CHAPTER600A - Iowa
www.legis.iowa.govguardian rejects the duties imposed by the parent-child relationship, guardianship, or custodianship,whichmaybeevincedbytheperson,whilebeingabletodoso,makingno provision or making only a marginal effort to provide for the support of the child or to communicatewiththechild. [C77,79,81,§600A.2]
Paid Sick Leave State and Local Laws Chart: Overview
legal.thomsonreuters.comare defined (such as step, foster, and guardianship relationships), the converse parental relationships are also covered, unless otherwise specified. Some jurisdictions specifically cover “legal spouses” and civil union or domestic partners. Other jurisdictions simply afford protections to “spouses.” In light of the US