<p>I have money in a conservatorship for medical expenses due to an injury when I was younger. Now that I am of age the conservatorship had to be terminated by the court, however will still be considered conserved until I go to the bank with the court orders for them to release.</p>
<p>At the moment the only way to access the money is to use the court orders at the bank, however, I am afraid the money will then ruin all of my financial aid; in which case, all the medical money will be used up to pay for college and I'll be out that. </p>
<p>Does any one have an idea of what I should do? I was thinking maybe some sort of trust.. or giving it to a family friend... The money was designated specific for medical expenses.. and it is hardly enough to cover lifetime expenses due to the accident.</p>
<p>Yes, you can ask your school for a professional judgement. Get together medical bills to show them what you are spending not covered by insurance.</p>
<p>If it is supposed to be used for medical bills, you definitely should request a special circumstances review. Be specific in detailing the reason for the account & provide any documentation you can come up with.</p>
<p>Alright, thanks. I will take this in to consideration… Does anyone here know off-hand if I am able to re-establish a conservatorship even though I am over 18 (and without declaring medical insanity) ?</p>