Motion to Remove Conservator and to Set Aside Conservatorship or in the Alternative to Have Another Named as Conservator - Mississippi 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the names of the parties involved at the top of the form, ensuring accuracy for proper identification.
  3. In section one, provide details regarding the service of summons and petition, including dates and relevant parties. This establishes jurisdiction.
  4. Section two requires acknowledgment of proper service; confirm this by checking all necessary boxes.
  5. In section three, detail the initial conservatorship order, including dates and names. This is crucial for context.
  6. Section four should describe the current living situation of the ward, emphasizing their care needs and who provides that care.
  7. In section five, outline any changes in care arrangements and express the ward's preferences clearly.
  8. Sections six through eight require you to articulate reasons for seeking removal of the conservator, focusing on motivations and actions taken.
  9. Finally, complete your contact information at the bottom before submitting your motion for review.

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Probate Code Section 1861.5 requires a court to appoint counsel for the conservatee and set a hearing for the termination of the conservatorship so long as theres been no termination hearing in the past 12 months. The best way to terminate a conservatorship is to file a Petition to Terminate the conservatorship.
The termination of a conservatorship in California can be requested by various parties including: The conservator themselves, if they believe its no longer necessary. The conservatee, asserting their capability to manage their own affairs. The spouse or domestic partner of the conservatee.
A person under voluntary representation may terminate the conservatorship at any time with 30 days notice to the court. A person under involuntary conservatorship, referred to as a conserved person, may petition the Probate Court to terminate a conservatorship at any time.
93-20-410. (1) Appointment of a conservator is at the discretion of the court, and in the best interest of the respondent. If two (2) or more persons have requested responsibility as conservator, the court shall select as conservator the person the court considers best qualified.
While a guardian can make decisions regarding all matters except those regarding finances or real property, a conservator is only able to make decisions regarding an individuals finances.

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Financial Strain: Covering essential expenses like housing, healthcare, and daily needs requires careful planning, especially when resources are limited. Legal Delays: Courts often face backlogs, leading to delays in approvals and required paperwork, which can slow down important decisions.
Conservators are appointed by the court. As such, the relationship can only be terminated by a court. This is true even if the conservator and the conservatee are in agreement about ending the conservatorship.

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