How frequently must conservatorships be renewed?

Conservatorships must typically be renewed annually to ensure that they continue to meet the needs of the individual under conservatorship and to provide a regular opportunity for the court to review the situation. This annual review process allows the court to assess whether the conservatorship is still necessary, whether the appointed conservator is acting in the best interest of the conservatee, and whether any changes in circumstances warrant adjustment to the terms or scope of the conservator's authority.

Frequent reviews, such as annually, help safeguard the rights and welfare of the conservatee by allowing for oversight and the possibility of intervention if the conservatorship is found to be inappropriate or if the conservatee's condition or wishes have changed.