If the court determines a conservator is needed, the court shall enter an order which shall:
(1) Name the conservator or conservators and, in the court's discretion, a standby conservator or conservators;
(2) Enumerate the powers removed from the respondent and vested in the conservator. To the extent not specifically removed, the respondent retains and shall exercise all powers of a person who has not been found to be a disabled person;
(3) If the rights and powers transferred to the conservator include management of the respondent's property, the order shall:
(A) Set the amount of the conservator's bond unless waived as authorized in § 34-1-105;
(B) Set the nature and frequency of each approved expenditure and prohibit the conservator from making other expenditures without court approval;
(C) Set forth the approved management of the disabled person's property; and
(D) Prohibit the sale of any property except as permitted by § 34-1-116(b) without prior court approval or as permitted in the property management plan approved by the order; and
(4) State any other authority or direction as the court determines is appropriate to properly care for the person or property of the disabled person.
If the court determines a conservator is needed, the court shall enter an order which shall:
(1) Name the conservator or conservators and, in the court's discretion, a standby conservator or conservators;
(2) Enumerate the powers removed from the respondent and vested in the conservator. To the extent not specifically removed, the respondent retains and shall exercise all powers of a person who has not been found to be a disabled person;
(3) If the rights and powers transferred to the conservator include management of the respondent's property, the order shall:
(A) Set the amount of the conservator's bond unless waived as authorized in § 34-1-105;
(B) Set the nature and frequency of each approved expenditure and prohibit the conservator from making other expenditures without court approval;
(C) Set forth the approved management of the disabled person's property; and
(D) Prohibit the sale of any property except as permitted by § 34-1-116(b) without prior court approval or as permitted in the property management plan approved by the order; and
(4) State any other authority or direction as the court determines is appropriate to properly care for the person or property of the disabled person.
If the court determines a conservator is needed, the court shall enter an order which shall:
(1) Name the conservator or conservators and, in the court's discretion, a standby conservator or conservators;
(2) Enumerate the powers removed from the respondent and vested in the conservator. To the extent not specifically removed, the respondent retains and shall exercise all powers of a person who has not been found to be a disabled person;
(3) If the rights and powers transferred to the conservator include management of the respondent's property, the order shall:
(A) Set the amount of the conservator's bond unless waived as authorized in § 34-1-105;
(B) Set the nature and frequency of each approved expenditure and prohibit the conservator from making other expenditures without court approval;
(C) Set forth the approved management of the disabled person's property; and
(D) Prohibit the sale of any property except as permitted by § 34-1-116(b) without prior court approval or as permitted in the property management plan approved by the order; and
(4) State any other authority or direction as the court determines is appropriate to properly care for the person or property of the disabled person.
