Overview

• Jay Leno has filed for conservatorship over his wife Mavis Leno's estate as she battles advanced dementia, which sometimes prevents her from recognizing him.
• The court-appointed attorney Ronald E. Ostrin supports the conservatorship, highlighting the couple's long-term loving relationship and Mavis's trust in Jay.
• Mavis Leno, 77, has major neurocognitive disorders and cognitive impairment, according to medical records and her neurologist Dr. Hart Cohen.
• The conservatorship is intended to ensure Mavis's financial security and care, particularly if Jay were to pass away before her.
• A hearing for the conservatorship is scheduled for April 9, with the aim of providing Mavis Leno with managed assets and least restrictive care.