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Keywords:
Incapacitated,
Incompetent,
Guardian,
Appointed,
Affairs
A guardian or protector appointed by a court to manage the affairs of an individual...
One who preserves from injury or violation; a protector; a preserver.
Is a person appointed by the court to manage only the property and the finances of an incapacitated person or minor.
guardian, custodian.
A person or entity appointed by the court to properly manage a protected individual's property, also known as an " estate."
In the absence of a power of attorney, the person appointed and supervised by the court to make decisions on your behalf should you become mentally incapacitated (a.k.a. committee, guardian of the estate, curator).
A person who is appointed by a judge to oversee the affairs of an incapacitated person.
A court appointee responsible for overseeing the affairs of an incapacitated person.
A person appointed by the probate court to protect property.
A conservator is a person appointed by a court to handle the affairs of someone who is legally incapacitated. When a conservator is a court-appointed payee for a minor child, benefit warrants are made payable to the conservator until the minor is 18 years old.
A person appointed by the court to protect and preserve the lands and property of an individual physically incapacitated or otherwise not able to handle his own affairs.
A person who may be appointed to care for the person or property or both of an incompetent adult, or for the person of a married minor.
See "Guardian . "
An individual who is appointed by the court to act on behalf of an incapacitated person.
someone appointed by a court to assume responsibility for the interests of a minor or incompetent person
a court-appointed individual assigned to handle the daily affairs of those who cannot care for themselves due
a court-appointed manager for the financial and/or personal care needs of an individual who is either physically or mentally incapable of meeting these needs independently
a court-appointed surrogate decision maker who is responsible for a ward's financial affairs
an individual appointed by the court to manage the financial affairs of another person who cannot functionally or effectively manage his or her own financial affairs
an individual, corporation or State agency appointed by the Probate Court to protect and manage the money and property of a person that the Probate Court has found to be incapacitated
an individual or corporation appointed by a court to manage the estate, property, and other business affairs of an individual whom the court has determined is unable to do so for himself or herself
an individual who has obtained legal authority to manage the estate and financial affairs of an Incapacitated Adult
a person appointed by a court when only financial management assistance is required
a person appointed by the courts to manage the financial affairs of another person who cannot functionally or effectively manage his or her own financial affairs
a person appointed by the Court to be responsible for the assets and liabilities of another person who is unable to manage their own financial affairs
a person appointed by the Court to handle the financial matters and property of a minor or adult person who is incapacitated
a person appointed by the court to handle the property of a minor or a person unable to manage his or her own affairs
a person appointed by the court to manage the money and property belonging to an adult who is financially incapable
a person appointed by the Court to manage the property, subject to the direction of the Court, of an individual who is unable to properly manage his or her affairs
a person appointed by the court to undertake the responsibility of making decisions for the personal care of a "gravely disabled" person (conservatee) or his or her property
a person appointed by the court under the Probate Code to manage the property and/or the financial affairs of an incapacitated person
a person appointed by the probate court, after petition and a a hearing, to handle your finances and property
a person appointed by the probate court at the request of a mentally competent adult who is physically unable to manage certain aspects of his or her life
a person appointed by the probate court to manage another person's property and financial affairs
a person appointed by the probate court to manage the property of a minor child or of an adult person (known as a "protectee") that has been legally determined to be disabled (as defined below)
a person or a corporation, such as a bank or trust company, appointed by a court (again usually the Probate Division of the Circuit Court) to manage the property of a minor or of an adult person who has been legally determined to be disabled
a person or agency appointed by the Superior Court to act in the best interest of the conservatee
a person or institution appointed by the court to manage the estate and affairs of a person who is unable to manage his or her property and affairs effectively
a person, or sometimes a financial institution, appointed by the judge to manage money and property for someone else
a person who is appointed by the court to manage the estate of another person
a person who manages an elderly person's finances
a person who will manage a child's assets and make payments from those assets for the child's benefit
Guardian or preserver of property appointed for a person who cannot responsibly handle it alone.
A person appointed by a court to manage the financial resources of an individual who is unable to do so himself or herself.
Conservator means a person who is appointed by a court to manage the property of a protected person.
Person appointed by the court who is responsible for managing the financial affairs of a protected person. May establish a budget, pay bills, manage property, invest, etc.
Person or organization selected to protect the interests of a minor or incompetent.
A person or institution appointed by a court that is responsible for the assets of an adult who has been deemed unable to look after his or her own financial affairs.
A person appointed by the court to manage the money and/or property for someone who has been found incompetent or incapacitated.
One who is appointed by the court to protect the interests of an incompetent.
Person or institution designated by the court to protect the interests of an incompetent, and act on his or her behalf.
an adult person or financial institution appointed by a court, who is responsible for a minor child's or legally incapacitated person's property until that minor child becomes an adult or the legally incapacitated person becomes competent to be responsible for his or her own property.
A person appointed by a court to take care of the property of another who is incapable of taking care of his/her own property.
Someone appointed by the court to manage the affairs of an incompetent person, to liquidate a business, etc.
An individual or organization that has been named by a court to exercise control over a person (or in some states, a personâ€(tm)s estate) like a legal guardian.
A person appointed by a court to administer the estate of a minor or adult individual.
Person appointed to manage the property and finances of another. Sometimes called a guardian.
One who is legally responsible for the care and well-being of another person. If appointed by a court, the conservator is under the courtâ€(tm)s supervision. May also be called a guardian. (Duties and titles can vary by state. For example, in Missouri, there is a guardian of the person and a conservator of the estate.)
Also called a Commitee or Guardian, a person designated by the Court to protect and preserve the property of someone who is not able to manage their own affairs. Examples include the mentally incompetent, minors and incarcerated persons.
This person is usually appointed by the court or chosen by an individual to be responsible for another person's health, safety and well being.
A person or entity who is appointed by the court to exercise certain powers for the care of an incapacitated person, the person's estate, or both.
An individual appointed by the court to administrate the affairs of an incapacitated adult.
A person appointed by a court of law that is responsible for managing the financial affairs and other life decisions for someone who is no longer competent.
A guardian of an incompetent person's estate.
Someone appointed by a judge to oversee the affairs of an incapacitated person. A conservator may also be called a guardian, committee or curator.
A person who has qualified and been appointed to act as the conservator of a minor or incapacitated person. A conservator has responsibility for the management of the property and affairs of an incapacitated person.
one who is responsible for the person and property of a minor or incapacitated person.
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