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Court

Santa Cruz County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-06
Type Conservatorship|Limited
Docket 47 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Hernandez, Marisol Galvan
Defendant Rivas, Jose Reyes
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Judge

Hon. Schmal Timothy

Santa Cruz County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Proposed Order/Judgment Received
  3. Fee Waiver Requested
  4. Party: Conservatee Reyes-Galvan, Jocelyn
  6. Fee Waiver Granted
  7. Party: Conservatee Reyes-Galvan, Jocelyn
  9. Document Received
  11. Proposed Order/Judgment Received
  13. Letters Received
  15. Application - No Fee
  17. Duties & Liabilities of Personal Rep / Guard / Conserv Filed
  19. Consent
  20. Consent
  21. Consent
  22. Consent
  23. Confidential Referral to Court Investigator
  24. Order Appointing Counsel
  25. Confidential Conservator / Guardian Screening Form Filed
  26. Fee Waiver Requested
  27. Confidential Conservator / Guardian Screening Form Filed
  29. Notice of Hearing Received
  30. Party: Conservatee Reyes-Galvan, Jocelyn
  31. Citation Issued
  32. Document Received
  33. Capacity Declaration - Conservatorship Filed
  34. Proposed Order/Judgment Received
  35. Confidential Supplemental Information
  36. Letters Received
  37. Application - No Fee
  38. Duties & Liabilities of Personal Rep / Guard / Conserv Filed
  39. Consent
  40. Consent
  41. Confidential Referral to Court Investigator
  42. Confidential Conservator / Guardian Screening Form Filed
  43. Confidential Conservator / Guardian Screening Form Filed
  44. Notice of Hearing Received
  45. Citation Issued
  46. Capacity Declaration - Conservatorship Filed
  47. Confidential Supplemental Information

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