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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-17
Status Active
Type Conservatorship: Person & Estate
Docket 55 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Quinnell, Russell B|Kopp, Gail C
Photo of Hon. Smith, Cynthia P

Judge

Hon. Smith, Cynthia P

Napa County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Confidential Supplemental Information GC-312
  2. Notice of Hearing
  3. Comment Temporary
  4. Petition: Appointment Conservator
  5. Comment Temporary
  6. Confidential Supplemental Information GC-312
  7. Comment Temporary
  8. Application: Ex Parte (No Fees)
  9. Comment Ex Parte Application For Good Cause Exeption To Notice of Hearing on Petition For Appointmnet of Temporary Conservator of the Person & Estate
  10. Declaration
  11. Comment Declaration of Elizabeth A Blair Esq. Regarding Notice
  12. Declaration
  13. Comment Declaration of Russell B Quinnell In Support of Ex Parte Application For Exception To Notice of Hearing on Petition For Appointment of Temporary Conservator
  14. Petition: Appointment Conservator
  15. Comment PERM
  16. Notice of Hearing
  17. Duties and Liabilities
  18. Confidential Screening Form
  19. Confidential Screening Form
  20. Application
  21. Comment Application For Appointment of Counsel
  22. Application: Ex Parte (No Fees)
  23. Comment Ex Parte Application For Order Authorizing Completion of Capacity Declaration
  24. Declaration
  25. Comment Second Declaration of Elizabeth A. Blair, Esq. Regarding Notice
  26. Declaration
  27. Comment Declaration of Elizabeth A. Blair, Esq.
  28. Citation: Issued
  29. Letters: Proposed
  30. Letters: Proposed
  31. Comment Probate Conservatorship
  32. Exparte Application
  33. Original Type Exparte Application
  34. Judicial Officer Smith, Cynthia P
  35. Hearing Time 11:30 AM
  36. Result Heard
  37. Comment Temporary Conservator
  38. Order
  39. Comment Order Appointing Legal Counsel
  40. Order
  41. Comment Ex Parte Order Re Completion of Capacity Declaration
  42. Order
  43. Comment Appointing Temporary Conservatorship
  44. Minute Order
  45. Order
  46. Comment Order Ex Parte Application For Good Cause Exeption To Notice of Hearing on Petition For Appointmnet of Temporary Conservator of the Person & Estate
  47. Bond
  48. Letters-Temporary: Issued and Filed
  49. Proof of Service
  50. Comment Personal service
  51. Proof of Service
  52. Citation: Filed
  53. Establish Conservatorship/Guardianship
  54. Judicial Officer Solga, Joseph J.
  55. Hearing Time 8:30 AM

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