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Conservatorship: a category for books that examine what happens when courts appoint a person or organization to manage another adult’s personal, medical, or financial affairs because they are judged unable to do so themselves. It encompasses legal guides and how‑to manuals for families and attorneys, investigative journalism and high‑profile case studies, memoirs and personal narratives, and fictional treatments that probe the emotional and ethical stakes. Common themes include autonomy versus protection, bureaucratic procedure, elder care, mental‑health and disability rights, financial exploitation, family conflict, and movements for reform; tones range from practical and technical to intimate, investigative, and advocacy‑driven.

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