What is a conservator?
Understanding the role of a conservator
Are you thinking about becoming a conservator, or have you already been appointed by a court?
In this first video of a five-part series, you will learn that a conservator is a person appointed by a court to help manage the money of someone who can no longer do it themselves due to illness or disability. The conservator's role includes paying bills, tracking income and assets, and making sure that the person has what they need now and in the future. Additionally, conservators are responsible for keeping records and filing reports with the court.
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For more general information on conservators, visit our main guardianship & conservatorship page.
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Effectively managing guardianships & conservatorships
Learn about effective monitoring, reporting & response, along with how to find the right fit to ensure the least restrictive avenue is used to protect an incapacitated individual's personal and/or property interests.