Michigan probate courts use the PC 630 in guardianship cases for an alleged incapacitated individual under MCL 700.5304. A clinician meets it after the court appoints them (order PC 629) to examine the person. The one-page report describes the person's infirmities, how they interfere with decision-making, current medications and their behavioral effects, and the decision areas where the person cannot make informed decisions, so the court can decide on a guardian.
The licensed physician or mental health professional appointed by the probate court completes the whole report, including their specialty and the date they last examined the individual.
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Report of Physician or Mental Health Professional
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A licensed physician or mental health professional whom the probate court appointed to examine the alleged incapacitated individual. The examiner states their specialty, the date of the last examination, and bases the report on that examination and the person's medical record.
The examiner checks each area where the individual is not presently able to make informed decisions: determining where to live, handling personal financial affairs, consenting to supportive services, and authorizing or refusing medical treatment. The report also gives a prognosis for improvement.
Yes. The form states that the examiner's recommendation for the most appropriate rehabilitation plan is attached, and additional comments may be attached on a separate sheet. The current edition is PC 630 (9/11).