3-3-306 for appointment of a standby conservator, insofar as

3-3-306 for appointment of a standby conservator, insofar as applicable.

3-2-109. Guardian's report.

(a) The guardian shall present to the court and file in the guardianship proceedings a signed, written, report on the physical condition, including level of disability or functional incapacity, principal residence, treatment, care and activities of the ward, as well as providing a description of those actions the guardian has taken on behalf of the ward:

(i) Within six (6) months of the guardian's appointment;

(ii) Every six (6) months following the initial report;

(iii) Within thirty (30) days of his removal or resignation from, or the termination of, the guardianship;

(iv) At other times as the court may order.

(b) The court shall maintain a calendar for the filing of guardianship reports.

(c) If a guardian's report is not timely filed, the court shall enter an order for the guardian to show cause why the guardian should not be held in contempt.

3-2-110. Appointment of department of health or the department of family services as guardian.

(a) The department of health or the department of family services may petition any district court in the state to be appointed guardian of a minor who is in its custody.

(b) If a department in subsection (a) of this section is not the petitioner in a proceeding to appoint a guardian for a ward in its custody, it shall not be appointed guardian unless given prior notice and opportunity for hearing.

3-2-111. Fees of the guardian.

(a) The fees of the guardian shall be:

(i) Reasonable and appropriate;

(ii) Set and approved by the court.

(b) The fees of the guardian shall not be approved by the court unless all reports required of the guardian are current.

3-2-112. Immunity of volunteer guardian. Any person who is appointed guardian of a ward pursuant to W.S.