The Massachusetts Order Regarding Conservators Financial Plan is a legal document that outlines the duties, responsibilities, and financial obligations of a conservator in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This document is used to ensure that the conservator is acting in the best interests of the conservative, while providing a detailed description of the conservator's financial plan. The order is typically issued by the probate court, which oversees the conservatorship. The Massachusetts Order Regarding Conservators Financial Plan is composed of three parts: the Statement of Facts, the Order, and the Financial Plan. The Statement of Facts outlines the current financial situation of the conservative, including all assets, liabilities, incomes, and expenses. The Order outlines the duties of the conservator and any restrictions that have been imposed on the conservator's actions. Finally, the Financial Plan outlines the conservator's plan for managing the conservative's financial affairs. There are two types of Massachusetts Order Regarding Conservators Financial Plan. The first is a temporary order, which is issued when the conservator is appointed and the second is a permanent order, which is issued after the conservator has completed the financial plan. The temporary order outlines the duties of the conservator and the financial plan, while the permanent order provides a detailed description of the financial plan.