(2) a protective order is necessary to create a special needs trust for an individual who is disabled in accordance with Social Security Administration guidelines. (B) The petition shall set forth, to the extent known or reasonably ascertainable, the following information: (1) interest of the petitioner; (2) name, age, current address, and contact information of the alleged incapacitated individual, who must be designated as the respondent; (3) physical location of the alleged incapacitated individual during the sixmonth period immediately preceding the filing of the summons and petition; and, if the alleged incapacitated individual was not physically present in South Carolina for that period, sufficient information upon which the court may make a determination that it has initial jurisdiction pursuant to Section 625707; (4) to the extent known and reasonably ascertainable, the names and addresses of the following persons, who must be designated corespondents: (a) the alleged incapacitated spouse and any individual’s adult children; or if none, his parents; or if none, at least one of his adult relatives with the nearest degree of kinship; (b) a person known to have been appointed as agent under a general durable power of attorney or health care power of attorney; (c) a person who has equal or greater priority for appointment pursuant to Section 625408 as the person whose appointment is sought in the petition; (d) a person other than an unrelated employee or health care worker who is known or reasonably ascertainable by the petitioner to have materially participated in the caring for the alleged incapacitated individual within the sixmonth period preceding the filing of the petition; and (e) the person entitled to notice on behalf of the VA, if the alleged incapacitated individual is receiving VA benefits; (5) name and address of the proposed conservator and the basis of his priority for appointment; (6) reason why conservatorship is necessary, including why less restrictive alternatives are not available and appropriate, and a brief description of the nature and extent of the alleged incapacity; (7) a statement of any rights the petitioner is requesting be removed from the alleged incapacitated individual, any restrictions to be placed on the alleged incapacitated individual, and any
(2) a protective order is necessary to create a special needs trust for an individual who is disabled in accordance with Social Security Administration guidelines. (B) The petition shall set forth, to the extent known or reasonably ascertainable, the following information: (1) interest of the petitioner; (2) name, age, current address, and contact information of the alleged incapacitated individual, who must be designated as the respondent; (3) physical location of the alleged incapacitated individual during the sixmonth period immediately preceding the filing of the summons and petition; and, if the alleged incapacitated individual was not physically present in South Carolina for that period, sufficient information upon which the court may make a determination that it has initial jurisdiction pursuant to Section 625707; (4) to the extent known and reasonably ascertainable, the names and addresses of the following persons, who must be designated corespondents: (a) the alleged incapacitated individual’s spouse and any adult children; or if none, his parents; or if none, at least one of his adult relatives with the nearest degree of kinship; (b) a person known to have been appointed as agent under a general durable power of attorney or health care power of attorney; (c) a person who has equal or greater priority for appointment pursuant to Section 625408 as the person whose appointment is sought in the petition; (d) a person other than an unrelated employee or health care worker who is known or reasonably ascertainable by the petitioner to have materially participated in the caring for the alleged incapacitated individual within the sixmonth period preceding the filing of the petition; and (e) the person entitled to notice on behalf of the VA, if the alleged incapacitated individual is receiving VA benefits; (5) name and address of the proposed conservator and the basis of his priority for appointment; (6) reason why conservatorship is necessary, including why less restrictive alternatives are not available and appropriate, and a brief description of the nature and extent of the alleged incapacity; (7) a statement of any rights the petitioner is requesting be removed from the alleged incapacitated individual, any restrictions to be placed on the alleged incapacitated individual, and any
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