Establishes guardianship monitoring program in Office of Public Guardian for Elderly Adults.

S 2836 establishes a guardianship monitoring program within New Jersey's Office of Public Guardian for Elderly Adults. The program requires court-appointed guardians of elderly adults to submit regular reports on their wards' well-being and finances, which the Public Guardian will review for issues like abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation. If problems are found, the Public Guardian can intervene in court proceedings. This directly affects elderly adults under guardianship, their appointed guardians, and the Public Guardian's office, which gains authority as an "interested party" to receive and review these reports. The bill amends existing law to create this oversight mechanism without changing guardianship appointment rules.