Which term refers to real and personal property, tangible and intangible?

• A. Fiduciary
• B. Guardian of person
• C. Estate
• D. Functional assessment

Answer: (C)

Estate is the term that covers all a person’s property, including real property (like land and buildings), personal property (such as a car or clothing), and intangible assets (like stocks, patents, or digital assets). In guardianship contexts, the ward’s estate refers to the assets that must be protected and managed, whatever form they take. The other terms don’t describe the property itself: a fiduciary is a person who holds property on behalf of someone else; a guardian of the person is focused on the ward’s care and well-being rather than assets; a functional assessment is a type of evaluation of daily living abilities, not property.