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Legal Responsibilities of a Conservator in California

A conservator has significant legal duties and must act as a fiduciary for the conservatee. This means the conservator must always act in the best interests of the individual under their care.

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Common Duties of a Conservator

Depending on the type of conservatorship, responsibilities may include:

• managing financial accounts
• paying bills and expenses
• arranging medical care
• protecting assets and property
• maintaining records of financial transactions

The California Superior Court releases handbooks from time to time to assist the Conservators in understanding their duties and responsibilities which is posted on the Los Angeles Superior Court website, and others. Handbook for Conservators

Court Reporting Requirements

Conservators must periodically file reports with the court, including:

• Inventory and appraisal of assets
• Periodic accountings of income and expenses
• Status reports regarding the conservatee’s care

Accountings are typically required every one to three years, depending on court orders.

Our attorneys assist conservators with preparing accurate reports and ensuring compliance with probate court requirements.

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If you are considering establishing a conservatorship or have questions about your responsibilities as a conservator, our attorneys can help you understand your legal options.

We represent clients throughout Torrance, the South Bay, Los Angeles County, and Orange County in conservatorship matters.

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