Honorable Probate Judge Elizabeth H. Biles
Guardianship & Conservatorship
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Thinking of becoming a Guardian or Conservator?
Guardians and Conservators appointed by this court are strictly monitored in accordance with Georgia law and are required to use the reporting forms provided by this court. Conservators are required to fully itemize all income and expenditures on returns/accounting filed with the court and are expected by the court to maintain full, accurate, and complete records. Guardians are required to submit a Personal Status report annually to the court that reflect doctor visits, social activities, and current residency.
The Court requires that a criminal background check be performed on every person who is nominated or appointed as a guardian or conservator. Every person seeking an appointment as a Conservator must complete and file with the Court a Qualifications Questionnaire.
For further questions, please refer to the training videos in the link. The Georgia Council of Probate Court Judges has produced two videos concerning guardianship matters, one applicable to guardianships and conservatorships of adults and one applicable to conservatorship of minors. We strongly suggest that all guardians and conservators of adults and all conservators of minors view the training videos.
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