§ 3-207 Review hearings.
A. If a guardian is appointed in any guardianship case, the Tribal Court shall regularly hold review hearings to determine whether a guardian is still needed for the protected individual, whether the appointed guardian is fulfilling their responsibilities and is the right fit for the protected individual, if another proposed guardian is more appropriate, and any other determinations consistent with this chapter and in the best interests of the protected individual.
B. The frequency of review hearings held pursuant to this section shall be at the Tribal Court’s discretion, which shall not be less frequent than annually.
C. At any review hearing held pursuant to this section, the Tribal Court shall provide the guardian and protected individual an opportunity to provide updates, state concerns, or address any questions or concerns of the Tribal Court.
D. At any review hearing held pursuant to this section, the Tribal Court may:
1. Provide the Department of Social Services, any interested parties, or any other individual an opportunity to provide updates, state concerns, or address any questions or concerns of the Tribal Court;
2. Request an updated home safety report; and
3. Request an updated criminal history report, guardianship report, or good standing report for the guardian and any potential guardians. (Res. 2023-60)