Decree And Order Of Acceptance Of Resignation Of Conservator-Removal Of Conservator {MPC 733}

DECREE AND ORDER OF ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION OF CONSERVATOR REMOVAL OF CONSERVATOR TERMINATION OF CONSERVATORSHIP In the Interests of: First Name Middle Name Docket No. Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court Probate and Family Court Division Last Name Protected Person On the Petition for Acceptance of Resignation of First Name M.I. Last Name as Conservator. as Conservator. First Name M.I. Last Name Removal of Termination of Conservatorship. The Court finds that: The Acceptance of Resignation of the above-named Conservator(s) (hereafter referred to as "Conservator"); OR Removal of the above-named Conservator(s) (hereafter referred to as "Conservator"); OR Termination of Conservatorship is appropriate and it is in the best interests of the Protected Person that: The Conservator's resignation be accepted; OR The Conservator be removed; OR The Conservatorship be terminated. Notice has been properly given or waived and the same procedures to safeguard the rights of the Protected Person that apply to a petition for appointment of a Conservator have been followed. The Court orders that: The Conservator be removed because: The Conservator is incapacitated or disabled. The Conservator is being investigated or has charges pending for assault and battery and/or neglect of the Protected Person. The Conservator is no longer qualified to serve, or for the following good cause: Other: MPC 733 (5/30/11) page 1 of 2 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Docket No. In the Interests of: First Name Middle Name Last Name The Conservator's resignation is accepted because: The Conservator is incapacitated or disabled. A successor Conservator is appointed. (See Separate Decree of Appointment). The remaining Co-Conservator(s) shall continue to serve. Other: The Conservatorship is terminated because: The Protected Person is no longer disabled. The Protected Person no longer needs the protection or assistance of a Conservator as the Protected Person's inability to manage property and business affairs has been resolved as follows: The assets of the conservatorship are insufficient to warrant continued management. Of the following good cause: The Court further Orders that: The Conservator shall distribute all assets of the conservatorship as set forth in the Petition for Termination of Conservatorship. The Conservator shall execute appropriate instruments to evidence the transfer of title or confirm a distribution previously made and request a discharge upon approval of the final accounting. The Conservator shall file a Final Account which provides for expenses of administration and which shall be offered for allowance pursuant to G.L. c. 190B, §5-418(b) within 45 days. The expenses of administration are provided for as follows: The Conservator's Final Account is accepted. (See Separate Judgment). The Conservator's Final Account is dispensed with. (See Separate Judgment). Other: Date JUSTICE OF THE PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT MPC 733 (5/30/11) www.FormsWorkFlow.com page 2 of 2