Rule 304 Request by interested person for notice

(a) Request for notice. Any interested person who desires to be notified of any petition, motion, pleading, order or other paper filed in any proceeding under the Guardianship Act of 1986 may, upon payment of the required fee, file with the clerk and serve on all parties a request for notice (Form I-C). Upon the filing of a request pursuant to this Rule, the clerk shall mail a copy of the request to any appointed guardian and conservator.

(b) Request effective upon filing. A request filed and served pursuant to this Rule shall be deemed effective upon filing unless, upon motion made by a party within 10 days of the service of the request, or sua sponte, the Court orders the request stricken for lack of sufficient interest.

(c) Notice of orders and other papers filed. After the filing of a request for notice, the clerk shall cause copies of all orders thereafter entered by the Court in an intervention proceeding to be served upon the person requesting notice. Once served with a copy of the request for notice, each party to an intervention proceeding shall serve copies of all subsequently filed petitions, motions, pleadings, and proposed orders upon the requestor.

(d) Duration of request. An effective request will remain in effect for three years or the duration of the proceeding, whichever is shorter, unless revoked by the requestor. A request for notice may be renewed by refiling in accordance with this Rule.