Who is responsible for financial, property, and personal decisions?

The guardian of the estate is specifically designated to manage and make decisions regarding an individual's financial and property matters. This role involves overseeing the assets, handling investments, ensuring debts are paid, and managing property ownership. The guardian is responsible for preserving and growing the individual's financial interests and must act in their best interest.

In contrast, the guardian of the person is primarily focused on decisions related to the individual's personal care and welfare, such as living arrangements and health care decisions. The health care proxy is designated to make medical decisions on behalf of an individual who is unable to do so. The support coordinator typically assists individuals in navigating services and resources, but does not hold decision-making power over finances or property matters. Thus, the guardian of the estate is the correct choice for responsibilities concerning financial, property, and personal decisions.