can someone become conservator without the family being informed?
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Not unless the Petition misrepresents that there are no family members. Ordinarily all family members are to receive notice that a Conservatorship Petition has been initiated.
Answer
A petition to the Superior Court, with notice to interested parties, is necessary for a formal conservatorship of the person or the estate. However, by using a revocable trust or a durable power of attorney an individual can give control of his or her assets and financial affairs to another person, without notice to any family members.
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