Conservatee's (Britney's) rights include: A conservatee does not lose all rights. They can still have a say in important decisions. They have the right to: Be treated with understanding and respect; have their wishes considered; and be well cared for by the conservator. In general, conservatees keep the right to:
- Control their own salary
- Make or change their will
- Get married
- Get mail
- Have a lawyer
- Ask a judge to change conservators
- Ask a judge to end the conservatorship
- Vote, unless a judge says they're not able to
- Control personal spending money if a judge says they can have an allowance
- Make their own health-care decisions, unless a judge gives that right to a conservator
Conservator's (Jamie Spears) duties: When the court chooses you as a conservator (Jamie Spears), you are responsible to the court. You take on certain jobs and responsibilities. The court can examine everything you do as a conservator. When the court chooses you as the conservator of a person, this means you:
- Arrange for the conservatee's care and protection; decide where the conservatee will live; and are in charge of: health care, food, clothes, personal care, housekeeping, transportation, and recreation.
- Figure out what the conservatee needs: You must figure out what the conservatee needs and how to meet those needs.
- Decide where the conservatee will live.
- You must tell the court every time the conservatee's address changes.
- You can't move the conservatee out of state.
- You can't put the conservatee in a mental health treatment facility.
- You are responsible for making sure that the conservatee's health-care needs are taken care of.
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