Milford Law Firm

Conservatorship


Conservatorships are established to manage the financial affairs of individuals unable to do so themselves. Our firm provides comprehensive services to establish and oversee conservatorships, ensuring that the conservatee’s financial matters are handled responsibly and legally. We assist clients in obtaining conservatorship through the legal process, which involves proving that the individual cannot manage their financial affairs and that the proposed conservator is suitable.


Once established, we provide ongoing support in managing the conservatee’s financial affairs, including paying bills, managing investments, and handling taxes. All actions taken by the conservator must comply with legal standards, and we ensure strict adherence to these requirements. Conservatorships can be terminated by court order if the conservatee regains capacity or upon their death, and we guide clients through this process as well.

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  • Who can be a conservator?

    A family member, friend, or professional fiduciary can be appointed as a conservator.


  • What is the difference between a guardianship and a conservatorship?

    Guardianship covers personal and healthcare decisions, while conservatorship is focused on financial affairs.

  • How is a conservatorship terminated?

    It can be terminated by court order if the conservatee regains capacity or upon their death.

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