§ 3-3-606 — Powers of conservator without order of court

(a) Without prior order of the court the conservator may:
(i) Collect, receive, receipt for any principal or
income;
(ii) Enforce, defend against or prosecute any claim
by or against the ward or the conservator;
(iii) Sue on and defend claims in favor of or against
the ward or the conservator;
(iv) Sell and transfer personal property of a
perishable nature and personal property for which there is a
regularly established market;
(v) Vote at corporate meetings in person or by proxy;
(vi) Receive additional property from any source;
(vii) Continue to hold any investment or other
property originally received by him, and any increase thereof,
pending the timely filing of the first annual report;
(viii) Apply the principal, income and profits of the
estate of the ward, to the extent necessary, for the comfortable
and suitable maintenance, education, support and care of the
ward in an amount proportionate to the value of his estate or
his condition in life taking into account any parental duty of
support as provided in W.S. 3-3-607;
(ix) Invest the funds belonging to the ward;
(x) Pay the funds to or for the benefit of the ward
in any of the following ways:
(A) Directly to the ward;
(B) Directly to the provider for the
maintenance, support, education and care of the ward;
(C) To the legal guardian of the person of the
ward; or
(D) To anyone who at the time has the custody
and care of the person of the ward.
(xi) Appear for and represent the ward in all legal
proceedings, unless another person is appointed for that
purpose, and prosecute or defend actions, claims or proceedings
in any jurisdiction for the protection of estate assets and of
the conservator in the performance of his duties;
(xii) Request the court to modify the conservator's
range of duties if the changed circumstances of the ward require
such modifications.