In Hawaii, guardianships and conservatorships are court-appointed roles to help take care of people who can't make decisions for themselves, like minors or incapacitated adults. A guardian looks after the person's health and well-being, while a conservator handles their finances. The court selects the guardian or conservator based on what's in the best interest of the person needing help.

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