New Jersey S3478 updates conservatorship law to enhance ethical conduct by conservators and strengthen protections for conservatees.
New Jersey S3478 revises the law on conservatorship to promote ethical conduct by conservators and bolster protections for conservatees and proposed conservatees. The bill mandates that a conservator must file an inventory and formal accounting statement with the court every six months, detailing all assets and expenditures. It requires the court to review these statements annually to ensure compliance with the conservator's duties and the conservatee's best interests.
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