Conservator Duties

Pays bills, tracks income and assets, invests money and perform other financial functions.

Arranges for their care, including food, housing, clothing, and personal care.

Protects them and their property from harm or mismanagement.

Provides regular financial and activity reports to the court to ensure accountability.

Incapacity: The person is unable to make decisions because of a mental illness (like dementia) or a physical condition.

Age: A minor or an adult who has not reached legal maturity may require a conservator.

Disability: A permanent mental or physical disability can prevent someone from achieving independence and managing their affairs.