Greene County Probate Court

What is a Conservatorship?

A conservatorship is a voluntary trust relationship using guardianship laws and procedures as basis, in which one party, known as a conservator, acts with Court supervision for a competent, physically infirmed adult, who is called the conservatee.

Who Chooses the Conservator?

A conservatorship is based on the consent of the person for whom the conservatorship is to benefit. Thus, the conservatee decides who will serve as conservator, and what property and powers of the conservatee will be included in the conservatorship. In addition the conservatee decides which of the guardianship duties and procedures the conservator follows and the Court enforces.

FORMS AVAILABLE

FORMS FOR CONSERVATOR

PCC-001 Application for Appointment of Conservator (2 pages)

PCC-002 Judgment Entry Setting Hearing on Application for Appointment of Conservator

PCC-003 Next of Kin of Proposed Ward

PCC-004 Conservator's Inventory

PCC-005 Conservator's Bond; Oath of Conservator (2 pages)

PCC-006 Letters of Conservatorship

PCC-007 Conservator's Account (2 pages)

PCC-008 Entry Scheduling Inventory/Account for Hearing

PCC-009 Entry Approving and Settling Account

PCC-010 Judgment Entry Appointment of Conservator

NOTE - ALL fORMS are portable document format (PDF) files. To view these documents, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader Version 5.0 or above installed on your computer. Acrobat Reader is available free from Adobe's official Web site. To download the software, click on Adobe Acrobat Reader above or the icon below and follow the instructions provided.