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Court

Santa Cruz County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-21
Type Conservatorship
Docket 47 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Santa Cruz County Public Guardian
Defendant Dunhaver, Elsie
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Judge

Hon. Schmal Timothy

Santa Cruz County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Proof of Service
  3. Notice of Hearing Filed - Probate / Mental Health
  5. Amended Petition Filed
  6. Party: Petitioner SANTA CRUZ COUNTY PUBLIC GUARDIAN
  8. Proposed Order/Judgment Received
  10. Declaration
  11. Filing Party: Petitioner SANTA CRUZ COUNTY PUBLIC GUARDIAN
  13. Proof of Service
  15. Confidential Investigative Report Filed
  17. Order Appointing Counsel
  19. Ex Parte Application
  21. Proposed Order/Judgment Received
  23. Confidential Referral to Court Investigator
  25. Confidential Supplemental Information
  27. Capacity Declaration - Conservatorship Filed
  28. Declaration
  29. Filing Party: Petitioner SANTA CRUZ COUNTY PUBLIC GUARDIAN
  30. Capacity Declaration - Conservatorship Filed
  31. Proof of Service
  32. Declaration
  33. Proof of Service
  34. Petition Filed
  35. Notice of Hearing Received
  36. Citation Issued
  37. Proposed Order/Judgment Received
  38. Document Received
  39. Letters Received
  40. Notice of Hearing Filed - Probate / Mental Health
  41. Petition for Temporary Orders (Conservatorship/Guardianship)
  42. Filing Party: Petitioner SANTA CRUZ COUNTY PUBLIC GUARDIAN
  43. Application - No Fee
  44. Proposed Order/Judgment Received
  45. Notice of Hearing Filed - Probate / Mental Health
  46. Letters Received
  47. Petition for Temporary Orders (Conservatorship/Guardianship)

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