In most states the court will appoint a lawyer to represent you.
Even if yours does not, showing that you are able to manage your own finances should defeat your sister's claim that you need a conservator.
If you are having trouble (and even if you are not), appoint someone you trust as your agent under a Durable Power of Attorney. A court will usualy not appoint a conservator is there is a Durable Power of Attorney in place.
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