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(a) Unless specifically authorized by court order, a guardian may not restrict an incapacitated person’s right of communication, visitation, or interaction with other persons, including the right to receive visitors, telephone calls, personal mail or electronic communications.\n(b) If an incapacitated person is unable to express consent to communication, visitation, or interaction with a person due to a physical or mental condition, then consent of the incapacitated person may be presumed based on the incapacitated person’s prior relationship history with the person.