After a court hearing in Arizona, there are certain steps to take in order to complete the guardianship and/or conservatorship process. First, the appointed guardian and/or conservator must file the court order with the probate court. This is a formal document that officially states the rights and duties of the guardian and/or conservator. Second, the guardian and/or conservator must complete the proper paperwork. This includes the Statement of Financial Affairs, the Inventory, and the Bond. The Statement of Financial Affairs gives the court a snapshot of the ward's assets, while the Inventory lists all the ward’s possessions. The Bond is required to ensure that the guardian and/or conservator follows all court orders. Third, the guardian and/or conservator must file an Annual Report with the court. This report is due once a year and outlines the guardian and/or conservator’s activities and any changes in the ward’s condition. Finally, the guardian and/or conservator must attend regular review hearings. These hearings allow the court to monitor the guardianship or conservatorship and ensure that the ward’s interests are being properly protected. In summary, the types of Arizona Guardianship and Conservatorship — To Do After the Hearing include filing the court order, completing the necessary paperwork, filing an annual report, and attending regular review hearings.