1.  Order contents.  A court order appointing a guardian for an adult must:  

2.  Rights retained.  An adult subject to guardianship retains the right to vote and the right to marry unless the court orders otherwise. A court order removing the right to vote must include a finding that the adult cannot communicate, with or without support, a specific desire to participate in the voting process. A court order removing the right to marry or placing conditions on the right to marry must include findings that support the removal of the right to marry or support conditions on the right to marry.  

3.  Basis for full guardianship.  A court order establishing a full guardianship for an adult clearly must state the basis for granting a full guardianship and include specific findings that support the conclusion that a limited guardianship would not meet the functional needs of the adult subject to guardianship.  

4.  Limited guardianship; powers granted to guardian.  A court order establishing a limited guardianship for an adult must state clearly the powers granted to the guardian.  

5.  Notice; access to reports and plans.  The court shall, as part of any order establishing a guardianship for an adult, identify any person that subsequently is entitled to:  

6.  Entitled to notice; exceptions.  A spouse, a domestic partner and the adult children of the adult subject to guardianship are entitled to notice under subsection 5 unless the court determines notice would be contrary to the preferences or prior directions of the adult subject to guardianship or not in the best interest of the adult.