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Bond #213 • Court Appointed • Adult Protection

Guardian & Conservator Bonds for Adult Protection

Court-appointed guardians and conservators protecting incapacitated adults need bonds to ensure faithful performance of duties. Covers personal care guardianship and financial conservatorship responsibilities.

0.5%
Starting Rate
24hr
Approval
$25K+
Typical Amount
All
Courts
Quick Guardian Bond Info
Essential details for adult protection appointments
Bond Code:#213
Typical Amount:$25K - $1M+
Premium Range:0.5% - 3% annually
Processing:24-48 hours

Required for most adult guardianship and conservatorship appointments

When Guardian & Conservator Bonds Are Required

Understanding court appointments for adult protection and asset management

Personal Guardianship

When adults become incapacitated and need someone to make personal care decisions including healthcare, living arrangements, and daily care

  • Healthcare decisions
  • Living arrangements
  • Daily care supervision

Financial Conservatorship

When adults cannot manage their financial affairs and need someone to handle assets, income, and financial decisions

  • Asset management
  • Bill payment and income
  • Investment decisions

Combined Appointments

When one person is appointed as both guardian of the person and conservator of the estate for comprehensive protection

  • Full guardian/conservator
  • Limited appointments
  • Emergency guardianship
Guardian Bond Cost Calculator
Estimate your premium based on ward's assets and guardian type

Estimated Annual Premium

$1,250 - $7,500

0.5-3% of asset value

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about guardian and conservator bonds

What's the difference between a guardian and conservator?

A guardian makes personal care decisions (healthcare, living arrangements) for an incapacitated person, while a conservator manages their financial affairs and assets. One person can serve in both roles or they can be separate appointments.

Are guardian bonds always required?

Most courts require bonds for conservators managing assets, but may waive bonds for guardians of the person only. However, combined guardian/conservators typically need bonds covering the full value of the ward's assets.

How long do guardian bonds remain in effect?

Guardian and conservator bonds remain in effect for the duration of the appointment, which can be many years. The bond continues until the ward regains capacity, passes away, or the guardian/conservator is discharged by the court.

Appointed as Guardian or Conservator?

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