(a) Except as otherwise limited by the Court, a guardian may:
(1) apply for and receive money payable to the ward or the ward’s guardian or custodian for the support of the ward under the terms of any statutory system of benefits or insurance or any private contract, devise, trust, conservatorship, or custodianship;
(2) if otherwise consistent with the terms of any order by a court of competent jurisdiction relating to custody of the ward, take custody of the ward and establish the ward’s place of custodial dwelling, but may only establish or move the ward’s place of dwelling outside the Virgin Islands upon express authorization of the Court;
(3) if a conservator for the estate of the ward has not been appointed with existing authority, commence a proceeding, including an administrative proceeding, or take other appropriate action to compel a person to support the ward or to pay money for the benefit of the ward;
(4) consent to medical or other care, treatment, or service for the ward;
(5) consent to the marriage or divorce of the ward;
(6) and if reasonable under all of the circumstances, delegate to the ward certain responsibilities for decisions affecting the ward’s well-being.
(b) The Court may specifically authorize the guardian to consent to the adoption of the ward.