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Wally72
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I am the legal conservator for a minor who has received a set settlement. The attorney who set up the conservatorship has continued, without my asking, to write up necessary submissions to the court, i.e., requests for reimbursements from relatives.
The local probate court has said that I do not need an attorney to do this and that they have the forms I need for all accountings, etc. I feel that this attourney is not necessary as this is a very simple conservatorship. Is there a reason the attorney registered as "attorney to the conservator"? This was never agreed upon between us. What is standard practice here please. We are in Oregon.
Thank you
The local probate court has said that I do not need an attorney to do this and that they have the forms I need for all accountings, etc. I feel that this attourney is not necessary as this is a very simple conservatorship. Is there a reason the attorney registered as "attorney to the conservator"? This was never agreed upon between us. What is standard practice here please. We are in Oregon.
Thank you