Tribe: Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe
Vulnerable Adult Protection Plan
16.07.22 Suggested Vulnerable Adult Protection Plan
The Vulnerable Adult Case Manager shall prepare a written plan
describing all reasonable and appropriate alternatives for protecting the
vulnerable adult and assisting his or her family. The plan shall explain
why it is necessary and its benefits to the vulnerable adult and to the
family. It shall fully explain any recommendations for removal from the
home of any person found to have abused, neglected or exploited the
vulnerable adult. It may recommend the appointment of one or more
guardians or protective payees to assist the vulnerable adult to conduct
personal business or to obtain the services necessary for his or her well-
being. The professional opinions of all persons consulted shall be
included. The Vulnerable Adult Case Manager shall file the report with
the Court and provide copies to all parties at least five (5) days before any
hearing on the Plan.
16.07.23 Other Suggested Plans
Any person who is involved in the case may prepare his or her
recommendations to the Court in the form of a Vulnerable Adult
Protection Plan. Copies shall be provided to all parties to the case prior to
any hearing on the Plan.
16.07.24 Hearing to Decide on the Plan
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16.07.25 Court Ordered Vulnerable Adult Protection Plan (Disposition)
The Court shall order a Plan for the protection and well-being of a
vulnerable adult. The Plan may restrain or exclude from the vulnerable
adult’s home any person found to have abused, neglected or exploited the
vulnerable adult. The Court may make the return to the home conditional
on compliance with its orders.
The Court shall make any other orders necessary for the protection and
well-being of the vulnerable adult and his or her family. Such orders may
include but are not limited to: restraining orders; evaluation and treatment
(including involuntary residential treatment) of substance abuse, mental
illness, and emotional disturbance; and other services or activities for the
benefit of the vulnerable adult and his or her family.
The Court may also appoint one or more guardians or a protective payee
for the benefit of the vulnerable adult if the Court finds it is necessary to
assist the vulnerable adult to conduct personal business or to obtain the
services necessary for his or her well-being.
16.07.26 Review Hearings
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16.07.27 Proceedings Are Supplemental
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