I am surprised that a conservatorship was established for your mother because under Kansas law a POA will be sufficient in nearly every case, especially when there is harmony in the family. The primary reason for a conservatorship versus a POA is that your mother could revoke the POA, whereas the termination of a conservatorship has to be submitted to and approved by the Court. A conservatorshp can be terminated; the real question is whether that would be wise considering your mother's condition and her possible succeptability to negative influence in her lfe; as was apparently happening (money to strangers). If the burden of the conservatorship is too much (time and money, for the bond perhaps), the Court would likely be receptive to appointing a corporate conservator that may or may not be more expensive than the current situation (considering the annual cost of a bond; assuming there is a bond in place). Best of Luck,
Keenan Post
