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The successor conservator replaces the appointed conservator if the appointed conservator resigns, is removed, is deemed incapable or dies. If such an event occurs, the Probate Court will issue a decree confirming the authority of the successor conservator.
To serve as a fiduciary responsible for managing the protected persons property, but only as the court authorized in the decree. To encourage the protected person to participate in decisions, act on their own behalf, and regain the ability to manage their estate and business matters to the extent possible.
Guardianship means obtaining the legal authority to make decisions for another person. A guardian is the person appointed by the court to make decisions on behalf of someone else.
The Wards Bill of Rights states that a ward has the right to ask the court to change their guardianship, appoint a different guardian, or have their legal capacity restored and end the guardianship. To do so, they must file a petition with the court.
But before you name legal guardians, you should know what the differences are between the four types: personal guardians, financial guardians, conservators, and pet guardians (caregivers named as beneficiaries). Each of these has different responsibilities and legal authority.
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The agents authority continues until the date the court appoints a permanent guardian, and then the power of attorney is legally void. The agent is legally required to give to the guardian all of the assets and records of the ward, along with an accounting for activities performed while acting as agent.
A legal guardian is someone other than a biological parent who has legal custody of a child (or children) in the state of California.
Natural guardian means father and mother who shall be deemed to be the natural guardians of the person of their minor children. If either dies or is incapable of action, the natural guardianship of the person shall devolve upon the other.
Unless limited by the court, the guardian has the same rights, powers and duties over his ward as parents have over their minor children. *A Conservatorship is a legal relationship whereby the Probate Court gives a person (the conservator) the power to make financial decisions for another.
A person under a guardianship retains all the rights, benefits, responsibilities, and privileges granted by the constitution and laws of this state and the United States, except where specifically limited by a court-ordered guardianship or where otherwise lawfully restricted.

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