Nancy is afraid that she will be hit by a car and be disable or incapable to act on her own behalf. She wants to plan for her children's guardianship. What parties is not involved with the process?

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The parties involved in a guardianship are the ward, the guardian, and the state. A guardianship is a state-imposed arrangement that results from an action brought by an interested party; it requires a finding such as "mental illness," "incompetence," or the like. Voluntary guardianship allows the ward to choose the guardian. It provides the protection of the court and state law, but it is relatively simple to dissolve and thus is often useful only as an interim arrangement in time of crisis or pending completion of other arrangements.

Nancy Is Afraid That She Will Be Hit by a Car