(1) A supervisor of guardianship shall supervise the affairs of a guardian, and shall file an application for the appointment of a guardian with the Family Court without delay in the event the guardian becomes absent.
(2) If any exigent situation arises to a ward's personal affairs or property, his or her supervisor of guardianship may engage in any act or take any disposition necessary for the protection therefrom.
(3) The supervisor of guardianship shall act for a ward with respect to an act in which the interests of a guardian and the ward conflict each other.[This Article Added on Mar. 7, 2011]