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Legal training wheels for someone the law decided can't steer their own life.
means A court-granted authority for one person to make decisions for another deemed unable to make their own.
from From Old French gardien, watcher or keeper, rooted in the Germanic warden, to guard; the duty of standing watch over those who cannot stand watch for themselves.
Britney effectConservatorship fights made the word pop-culture famous.
Two flavorsOf the person, of the estate, often both.
Courts watchingGuardians answer to judges with regular accountings.