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Conservatorship: Medieval Roots

  • If you want to understand the modern conservatorship, you have to go back in time—at least half a millennium: these provisions go back to medieval England, to when the Crown took over the estates of noblemen who were unable to manage them.
  • Conservatorships have changed in scope over the years. Whereas they have historically been all-encompassing more limited conservatorships are becoming an option.
  • Conservatorships aren't necessarily easy to obtain. In general, since the late 1960s, it has become more difficult to commit someone against their will.

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Conservatorship: Dangers and Benefits

  • When anyone is put in charge of another's wellbeing, there's a risk for abuse, especially in the case of fame and fortune.
  •  Without money or influence, the conservatee may struggle to prove that they are being abused by their conservator. Once you're...

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 What A Conservatorships Is

What A Conservatorships Is

Sometimes called guardianship (depending on the state), a conservatorship is a legal arrangement whereby a conservator (or guardian) is appointed to make decisions on the incapacitated person's, behalf when they are found unable to manage daily life without being a danger to them...

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