conservators

As a fiduciary or guardian in Minnesota, it is a person’s responsibility to not only manage the assets of a person, it is also their responsibility to work with the courts and their attorney to close out their case when their duties are completed. There are many fiduciary roles in…

When a person is no longer able to take care of their personal health, day-to-day affairs, personal finances, or any other aspects of their life, it’s essential for their loved ones to help them set up a guardianship, conservatorship, or both. Guardianships are the best way to provide aid to…

Wards, whether they are under a guardianship or conservatorship have a specific set of rights that they are guaranteed by law. If you are about to enter a guardianship or conservatorship, it is imperative that you understand the rights guaranteed to wards in your state. Note: the laws regarding guardianships…

When you are choosing a guardian or a conservator, there are several initial considerations you must make. For one, you need to be able to trust the person to be able to faithfully and properly carry out the responsibilities of the position. You also want to make sure the courts…

Conservatorships and guardianships in Minnesota are set up specifically to provide much needed protection to protected persons. They are often used for people with disabilities, senior citizens, and any other person who is unable to handle financial decisions (which is where conservators come in) or living arrangements and medical decisions…

When it comes to being a guardian or a conservator in Minnesota, the most important thing a person can do is fully understand both the powers that are given to them and the laws that govern the position they have accepted. Here are five important MN legal statutes that all…