Mississippi Code Title 93. Domestic Relations § 93-20-413

(1) Upon a petition by a person interested in an individual's welfare or a petition filed under Section 93-20-402, the court may appoint an emergency conservator for the individual if the court finds:

(2) The duration of authority of an emergency conservator may not exceed sixty (60) days and the emergency conservator may exercise only the powers specified in the order of appointment. The emergency conservator's authority may be extended once for not more than sixty (60) days if the court finds that the conditions for appointment of an emergency conservator under subsection (1) continue. Summons must be issued on continuation of the guardianship as required in subsection (4).

(3) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (4), summons giving reasonable notice of the date, time, and place of a hearing on the petition must be given to the respondent, the respondent's attorney, and any other person the court determines.

(4) The court may appoint an emergency conservator without notice to the respondent and any attorney for the respondent only if the court finds from an affidavit or testimony that the respondent's property or financial interests will be substantially and irreparably harmed before a hearing with notice on the appointment can be held. If the court appoints an emergency conservator without giving notice under subsection (3), the court must give notice of the appointment not later than forty-eight (48) hours after the appointment to:

(5) Appointment of an emergency conservator under this section is not a determination that a basis exists for appointment of a conservator under Section 93-20-401.

(6) The court may remove an emergency conservator appointed under this section at any time. The emergency conservator shall make any report the court requires.