If, after a full hearing and examination upon the petition, it appears to the circuit court that the person in question is by reason of advanced age or physical disability unable to manage his or her property, the circuit court may appoint a conservator of his or her estate. Acts 1975, No. 372, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 57-703. If, after a full hearing and examination upon the petition, it appears to the circuit court that the person in question is by reason of advanced age or physical disability unable to manage his or her property, the circuit court may appoint a conservator of his or her estate. Acts 1975, No. 372, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 57-703. If, after a full hearing and examination upon the petition, it appears to the circuit court that the person in question is by reason of advanced age or physical disability unable to manage his or her property, the circuit court may appoint a conservator of his or her estate. Acts 1975, No. 372, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 57-703. If, after a full hearing and examination upon the petition, it appears to the circuit court that the person in question is by reason of advanced age or physical disability unable to manage his or her property, the circuit court may appoint a conservator of his or her estate. Acts 1975, No. 372, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 57-703.
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