§ 276 Conservator Disclaimer Court Order
This law says that if someone is in charge of another person's money and stuff (called a conservator), they can say 'no thanks' to getting something (like money or property) for that person, but only if a judge says it's okay.
Imagine your grandma has a conservator because she can't handle her money anymore. Someone leaves her a old house in their will.
The conservator can say 'we don’t want the house' if a judge agrees it’s a good idea, maybe because the house is falling apart and would cost too much to fix.
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§ 276 Conservator Disclaimer Court Order
Last verified: January 11, 2026