Upon petition for the appointment of a guardian the court may appoint
such guardian to receive not only benefits from the veterans'
administration and income from such benefits, but such other property of
the ward to which he may be entitled and which is not then being
administered by a committee appointed pursuant to the provisions of
article seventy-eight of this chapter in the case of an incompetent or
pursuant to article seventy-seven of this chapter in the case of a
conservatee, or guardian appointed pursuant to the provisions of the
surrogate's court procedure act in the case of an infant; provided,
however, that if objection to such appointment of a guardian be made by
or on behalf of such ward, such appointment shall not be made except
upon compliance with said provisions of this chapter in the case of an
incompetent or conservatee, or the surrogate's court procedure act in
the case of an infant.
Structure New York Laws
79.05 - Limitations on Number of Wards.
79.09 - Consolidated Procedure.
79.11 - Prima Facie Evidence of Infancy or Incompetency.
79.19 - Removal of Guardian for Failure to Account or for Other Reasons.
79.21 - Compensation of Guardian.
79.23 - Investments by Guardians.
79.25 - Maintenance and Support.
79.27 - Filing and Recording of Papers and Copies of Public Records to Be Furnished.
79.29 - Admission and Retention of Mentally Ill Veterans.
79.31 - Discharge of Guardian.
79.35 - Uniformity of Construction.
79.37 - Invalidity of Part of Article.
79.39 - Recognition of Veterans' Administration as a Party in Interest.