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Court

Sacramento Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-10
Type Probate (conservatorship Person)
Docket 39 entries
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Judge

Hon. John P. Winn

Sacramento County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Probate Calendar Notes
  2. Order After Conservatorship Review Hearing
  3. Confidential Conservatorship Medical/CLETS Information
  4. Confidential Conservatorship Review Investigation Report - Biennial
  5. Minute Order (Petition re Approval of Accounting)
  6. Order for Attorneys Fees
  7. Notice of Conservatee's Rights Letters
  8. Notice of Change of Address or Other Contact Information
  9. Probate Calendar Notes
  10. Notice of Conservatee's Rights
  11. Notice of Hearing-Guardianship or Conservatorship
  12. Proposed Order
  13. Petition for Allowance of Attorney Fees
  14. Minute Order (General Conservatorship)
  15. Order Appointing Conservator of the Person
  16. Response to Calendar Notes
  17. Proposed Order
  18. Proposed Order
  19. Report Report Of Court Appointed Attorney And Request For Discharge
  20. Confidential Report of Court Investigator medical/ clets report
  21. Confidential Report of Court Investigator
  22. Probate Calendar Notes
  23. Notice of Hearing
  24. Citation Citation for Conservatorship
  25. Confidential Capacity Assessment and Declaration
  26. Minute Order (Court Order)
  27. Proof of Service by Mail Clerks Certificate of Mailing
  28. Confidential Screening Form - Additional Page
  29. Order Appointing Counsel (Probate)
  30. Notice to court of address on conservatorship
  31. Application (name extension) for appointment of counsel
  32. Other - statement of proposed compensation
  33. Verification That Video Of Conservator's Duties Has Been Viewed
  34. Confidential Conservator Screening Form
  35. Confidential Capacity Assessment and Declaration
  36. Duties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook for Conservators
  37. Confidential Supplemental information (Probate Conservatorship)
  38. Petition for Appointment of Probate Conservator - Person
  39. Probate Calendar Notes

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