Tenn. Code Ann. § 34-2-105: Where guardian needed - Court order

If the court determines a guardian is needed, the court shall enter an order which shall: (1) Name the guardian or guardians; (2) If the guardian is to manage the property of the minor, then: (A) Set the amount of the guardian's bond unless waived as authorized in § 34-1-105 ; (B) Set forth the nature and frequency of each approved expenditure and prohibit the guardian from making other expenditures without court approval; (C) Set forth the approved management of the minor's property; and (D) Prohibit the sale of any property except as permitted by § 34-1-116 without court approval or as permitted in the property management plan approved by such order; and (3) State any other authority or direction as the court determines is appropriate to properly care for the person and property of the minor. Acts 1992, ch. 794, § 38; T.C.A. § 34-12-105.

If the court determines a guardian is needed, the court shall enter an order which shall:

(1) Name the guardian or guardians;

(2) If the guardian is to manage the property of the minor, then: (A) Set the amount of the guardian's bond unless waived as authorized in § 34-1-105 ; (B) Set forth the nature and frequency of each approved expenditure and prohibit the guardian from making other expenditures without court approval; (C) Set forth the approved management of the minor's property; and (D) Prohibit the sale of any property except as permitted by § 34-1-116 without court approval or as permitted in the property management plan approved by such order; and

(A) Set the amount of the guardian's bond unless waived as authorized in § 34-1-105 ;

(B) Set forth the nature and frequency of each approved expenditure and prohibit the guardian from making other expenditures without court approval;

(C) Set forth the approved management of the minor's property; and

(D) Prohibit the sale of any property except as permitted by § 34-1-116 without court approval or as permitted in the property management plan approved by such order; and

(3) State any other authority or direction as the court determines is appropriate to properly care for the person and property of the minor.