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Probate Conservatorship

Probate Conservator in Tucson

Arizona Fiduciary Services serves as probate conservator in Tucson and can be appointed by the court under probate conservatorship to protect the health and welfare of your loved one


A probate conservatorship is a legal tool that provides management for the financial and/or personal affairs of adult individuals deemed by the court to be physically or mentally incapacitated. A court appointed conservator may serve as conservator of the estate or an conservator of the person. Arizona Fiduciary Services is licensed to serve as either or both.


The conservator of the person protects someone unable to provide for basic needs like food, shelter and clothing. ​Conservator services under a conservatorship of the person may include:

  • Provide food, clothing and shelter
  • Supervise medical needs
  • Consent to medical treatment
  • Arrange for appropriate care
  • Provide for daily activities and transportation
  • Handle emergencies at all times and/or arrange for a responsible agent to do so


​The conservator of the estate is named to handle the financial affairs and protect the resources of someone unable to handle their own finances or unable to resist fraud or undue influence. Specific duties of an Arizona probate conservator of the estate may include:

  • Inventory and collect assets
  • Collect income, verify and pay obligations
  • Manage financial assets
  • Hold, secure and invest estate assets
  • Participate in all legal and financial matters regarding the conservatee
  • Prepare accountings
  • Prepare and file appropriate tax returns
  • Arrange or verify pre-need agreements 


Choose your conservator wisely. 


While any competent person may be appointed to serve as an Arizona probate conservator, we recommend appointing a professional private fiduciary. Licensed private fiduciaries are held to the highest standards of accountability and offer a broader level of experience than non-professionals.  


Experience counts when it comes to finding a probate conservator who can enhance a client's quality of life. Families often find that naming an objective party helps to ease tensions during difficult situations. At Arizona Fiduciary Services, we have the know-how, experience, and familiarity with available community resources to ensure the best possible outcomes for the benefit of the client. 

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Save Money on Conservator Services

Arizona Fiduciary Principal Laurie Kuzdal has been providing probate conservator services for more than 20 years. Her experience with Arizona legal requirements means that you save money on tasks that otherwise might be delegated to an attorney.

FAQ: Probate Conservatorship

Please reach us at info@arizonafiduciary.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

A probate conservator is a court-appointed manager for an adult who can't handle their own personal needs or finances due to incapacity like dementia, disability, or severe injury. The conservator, takes over duties like paying bills, managing assets, making financial decisions, and sometimes personal care, all under strict court supervision.  


If you are seeking someone to watch over only the financial affairs of an incapacitated individual, the court may appoint a conservator. On the other hand, if you want to name someone in advance to watch over health, finances, personal care coordination, guardianship of minor children, estate settlement, and more, you will want to work with a private fiduciary.


In Arizona, a probate conservator must be a suitable, qualified adult (often a family member or professional) appointed by the court. They must complete specific training, file detailed reports with the court, and demonstrate financial management skills. Preferences are given to spouses, adult children, and parents, all determined by the court after investigation. Professionals such as private fiduciaries are often appointed as conservators. 


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Arizona Fiduciary Services LLC

14 E. 2nd St, Tucson, AZ, 85705, United States

arizonafiduciary.com PHONE: (520) 820-4757 FAX: (520) 829-3571 EMAIL: info@arizonafiduciary.com

Office hours are by appointment 9 to 5, weekdays. Other times can be arranged to fit your schedule.

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