Any person may file with the probate court clerk, in the city or town where the proposed ward resides or where an out of state proposed ward has property, a verified petition for the appointment of a guardian. The petition shall state the following information known to the petitioner:
(1) The name, age, and post office address of the proposed ward;(2) That, based on a decision making assessment tool which reflects the proposed ward's current level of decision making ability:(i) The proposed ward needs a limited guardian to provide assistance with decision making in the areas of financial, health care, residential and/or relationship matters; or(ii) The proposed ward needs a full guardian to provide assistance with decision making in all areas;(3) The guardianship powers being requested;(4) The steps which have been taken to utilize less restrictive alternatives to guardianship; and,(5) The qualifications of the individual proposed to serve as limited guardian or guardian.P.L. 1992, ch. 493, §4; P.L. 2007 , ch. 417, § 1.