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Yes, if reason is valid. For example if a son with a drug problem is coming to get mom and take her out to the bank to get money to give to him or a granddaughter with a history of stealing keeps coming and grandmothers jewelry keeps going "missing" after the visits, or if a husband with a history of abuse wants to visit and has anger issues....all kinds of reasons that it might not be a good idea.
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If the guardian has valid, demonstrable reasons for believing that the visits are detrimental to the person's wellbeing, yes.

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