Conservatorship
Learn about conservatorship responsibilities, eligibility requirements, and how it affects estate planning. Explore key information for families.
What is the difference between conservatorship and guardianship?
Conservatorship typically refers to court-appointed authority over an adult's financial affairs, while guardianship usually involves authority over personal care decisions. Some states use these terms interchangeably, while others distinguish between financial management and personal care responsibilities. The specific definitions and requirements vary by state jurisdiction.
