Day v. Seblatnigg — concurring

Summary

The concurrence joins the majority's resolution that a voluntary conservatorship does not create joint authority over the conserved person's affairs. It emphasizes that the appeal did not properly present broader questions concerning whether trusts are part of a conservatorship estate, whether creating or funding the trust was a personal or testamentary act, and whether assets outside the estate remain under the person's exclusive control. It also urges legislative review of the procedural protections governing voluntary conservatorships.