A Missouri Bond of Conservator With Corporate Surety is an official type of surety bond required by the state of Missouri, which guarantees that a conservator, or someone appointed to manage the affairs of another individual, will faithfully manage the assets of the individual in their care. It is a legally binding agreement between the conservator and the surety company, and is issued by the surety company to offer security for the conservator’s performance. The conservator is required to pay the surety company for any losses that arise from the conservator's mismanagement of funds. There are two types of Missouri Bond of Conservator With Corporate Surety: Conservator of the Estate Bond and Conservator of the Person Bond. Conservator of the Estate Bond is a type of surety bond that guarantees that the conservator will faithfully manage the estate assets of an individual in their care, such as real estate, bank accounts, stocks, and other investments. The Conservator of the Person Bond ensures that the conservator will manage the individual’s personal affairs, such as medical needs, living expenses, and other duties assigned by the court.