A conservatorship can be set up for anyone who is physically, mentally, or emotionally unable to take care of their financial and/or medical needs. This could include someone who:

• is in a coma;
• is mentally unstable;
• has Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia;
• has had a stroke;
• has suffered a brain injury;
• is otherwise incapacitated.

Yes. A conservatorship ends when the protected person is deceased, or upon court order. A conservatorship of a minor can end once the minor is emancipated.