Conservatorships

When a close family member becomes incapacitated without having set up a trust or authorized someone to make financial and medical decisions for them, it may be necessary to appoint a conservator to protect their person and/or their estate. This conservator may be either a relative or a professional fiduciary.

We can initiate conservatorship proceedings, oppose or monitor their progress, and manage all matters that come up during a conservatorship, all the while keeping one goal in mind: the best interests of your loved one.