633.642 Powers of conservator.
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1. An order by the court appointing a conservator shall state the basis for the conservatorship pursuant to section 633.553 or section 633.554.
2. Upon appointment by the court, and until such time as the conservator files an initial financial management plan and such plan is approved by the court as required by section 633.670, subsection 1, a conservator has the authority to exercise all powers applicable to fiduciaries pursuant to sections 633.63 through 633.162, unless expressly modified by the court or as may be specifically expanded by the court for good cause shown.
3. In the order approving an initial financial management plan or an annual report, the court shall approve and set forth the specific powers of a conservator, which may be thereafter exercised by the conservator until further court order.
4. Upon the filing of an appropriate oath by the conservator, the clerk of court shall issue letters of appointment. Upon issuance by the court of an order approving an initial financial management plan, approving an annual report, or further order of the court granting, modifying, limiting, or terminating powers of the conservator, the clerk of court shall issue new letters of appointment and shall attach to the new letters of appointment such order of the court containing the conservator’s powers.
Referred to in §633.570, 633.648