Yes. The initial period is going to be 90 days. If the petitioner can demonstrate to the court that there is a reason to extend it, then the court can grant another 90 days of guardianship. So, in total you have a period of 180 days where the petitioner has the ability to make medical and financial decisions on behalf of the ward, or the respondent as we know it.
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