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As a Conservator, you are authorized and empowered to care for and manage the Estate subject to the following limitation of powers until you shall be discharged according to law: LIMITATIONS OF POWER: • You shall not pay compensation to yourself or your attorney from assets or income of your ward /protected person, nor sell real property of the estate without • first giving notice to interested persons and obtaining an order of the court. The order may be entered without a hearing if all interested persons have waived notice of hearing or have executed their written consent to the fee. • You shall not make ATM withdrawals and/or receive cash back from debit You are directed to: L.L. 1 6. 2. v..' Page 2 of 3 transactions without a court order. 201309505 • Other restrictions: • Give a copy of these Letters to all financial institutions where the incapacitated person has an account/assets. You must then file with the court an Acknowledgement of Financial Institution form along with an updated Personal and Financial Information of Parties form with full account numbers. • File with the court a Notice of Newly Discovered Asset form within 30 days of becoming aware of additional assets, gifts, awards, settlements, or inheritances over $500.00 not disclosed in the current inventory. You must also file with the court an Affidavit of Mailing showing you mailed the Notice of Newly Discovered Asset form by first class mail, postage pre -paid, to all interested parties along with a Notice of Right to Object form, • File a copy of the Letters of Conservatorship with the register of deeds in any county where the protected person has real property or an interest in real property. • File a condition of ward report and a complete accounting of your administration of this estate, along with the required fee, Notice of Right to Object Form and an Affidavit of Mailing showing copies were sent to all interested parties, including the bonding company, by first -class mail, postage prepaid, not later than 30 days after the expiration of one year