Limited Conservatorships
Conservatorship is the legal process by which someone is appointed by a court to act in the stead of a person who does not have the capacity to manage their own affairs. That may be a conservator of the person, who makes decisions regarding residence, health care, etc., a conservator of the estate who controls the conservatee’s assets or one conservator who fills both roles.
A limited conservatorship is legally like a regular conservatorship, but with parameters which delimit the authority of the conservator. A limited conservatorship is usually restricted to 7 powers specific to the needs of the conservatee.
Commonly Asked Questions
When to get a limited conservatorship?