(a) If any interested person, including the incapacitated person, reasonably believes that § 662 has been violated or an order issued under § 664 has been violated, then such person may move the court to:(1) require the guardian to grant a person access to the incapacitated person;(2) restrict, or further restrict, a person’s access to the incapacitated person:(3) modify the guardian’s duties; or(4) discharge and replace the guardian pursuant to 15 V.I.C. § 5-318.
(1) require the guardian to grant a person access to the incapacitated person;
(2) restrict, or further restrict, a person’s access to the incapacitated person:
(3) modify the guardian’s duties; or
(4) discharge and replace the guardian pursuant to 15 V.I.C. § 5-318.
(b) Notwithstanding actions available to the court under subsection (a), a guardian who is found to be willfully isolating an incapacitated person and who has violated § 662 or has violated an order issued under § 664 is subject to discharge and replacement pursuant to 15 V.I.C. § 5-318