Having a well-made estate plan with incapacity planning documents like a Durable Power of Attorney can ensure that you have arrangements in place for us to act on your behalf should you ever need us. Without this being included in your estate plan, a court would appoint a Conservator on your behalf and your estate would pay for the associated court costs. As Conservator, we become responsible for managing the financial affairs of a child or disabled adult. We preserve and protect assets by managing bank accounts and investments, paying bills and living expenses, maintaining and managing real estate or rental properties, and ensuring the well-being of the Conservatee.