Jay Leno Granted Conservatorship of Wife Mavis Amid Her Dementia Battle

A Los Angeles court has approved Jay Leno's request to become the conservator of his wife Mavis Leno's estate, following her diagnosis of advanced dementia.

Jay Leno has been appointed conservator of his wife Mavis Leno's estate by a Los Angeles court.
The court's decision comes after Mavis Leno was diagnosed with advanced dementia, impacting her ability to manage her affairs.
Mavis Leno's lawyer confirmed her agreement with the conservatorship, emphasizing her trust in Jay's care.
The conservatorship allows Jay Leno to manage Mavis's estate and ensure her well-being in case he predeceases her.
The couple, married since 1980, has no children, and Jay has been managing their financial matters throughout their marriage.

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