Conservatorships
A conservatorship is a voluntary, court-supervised relationship in which a mentally competent, but physically infirm, adult applies to the court to appoint a conservator to care for the applicant's person, property, or both.
Frequently, the conservatee has suffered an injury or an illness which inhibits or prevents him/her from physically signing his/her name or taking physical actions necessary to handle his/her business affairs, and yet he/she is mentally sound. These are situations where a conservatorship may be appropriate.
The conservator acts only upon direction from the conservatee. The conservatee remains in control of his/her own business and legal interests.
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