If your loved one is severely impaired by a mental illness/deficiency, physical illness, or disability, you might be thinking about becoming a conservator for the incapacitated person. So here are some pros and cons of conservatorship presented by the California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform. Because the court supervises the conservators, there is protection for the conservatee as all property must be filed through an inventory listing prior to the conservatorship. However, the process can be complicated with heavy court involvement, costs can mount up from the attorney’s fees, filling fees, and investigator fees. In addition, the conservatee’s asset will become public record as the proceedings are public and frequent trips to the court is expected to seek approval of certain transactions. Despite the inconvenience, conservatorship is a great way to have a structured mechanism to manage the affair of someone who is incapacitated.
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