For good cause shown and under order of court, a conservator may make gifts on behalf
of the protected person out of the assets under a conservatorship to persons or religious,
educational, scientific, charitable, or other nonprofit organizations to whom or to which such
gifts were regularly made prior to the commencement of the conservatorship, or on a showing
to the court that such gifts would benefit the protected person or the protected person’s estate
from the standpoint of income, gift, estate, or inheritance taxes. The making of gifts out of
the assets must not foreseeably impair the ability to provide adequately for the best interests
of the protected person.
[C66, 71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, §633.668]
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Notes of Decisions
Matter of Conservatorship of Rininger, 500 N.W.2d 47 (Iowa 1993).
· cites it 4× “A conservator may not make a gift of conservatorship funds except as authorized in Iowa Code section 633.668. For good cause shown and under order of court, a conservator may make gifts on behalf of the ward out of the assets under a conservatorship to persons .”
In the Matter of the Guarianship & Conservatorship of Mabelle L. Raska (Iowa Ct. App. 2019).
· cites it 7× “In arguing for the clear-and- convincing-evidence standard, the guardian ad litem points to several 3 Iowa Code section 633.668 provides: For good cause shown and under order of court, a conservator may make gifts on behalf of the ward out of the assets under a conservatorship…”
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