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Riverside Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2025-06-04
Status Active
Type Probate Conservator Of The Person (limited)
Docket 30 entries
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Judge

Hon. HONORABLE JUDGE MICHAEL J. RUSHTON.

Riverside County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Certificate of Assignment. (Probate)
  2. Petition for Appointment of Conservator of the Person (Limited Conservatorship).
  3. Request to Waive Court Fees (Ward or Conservatee). (FW-001-GC)
  4. Proposed Order re: Appointing Conservator
  5. Proposed Letters Submitted for the hearing date 12/3/25
  6. Request For Interpreter
  7. Declaration of Petitioner regarding Conservatorships/Trusts, Trust Accounts, Conservator as Trustee and Court Jurisdiction of Trust.
  8. Duties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook. (GC-348)
  9. Confidential Supplemental Information.
  10. Notice of Hearing (Guardianships or Conservatorship) (GC-020) re: Petition for Limited Conservatorship of the Person
  11. Personalized List of Rights
  12. Probate Investigator Referral Form.
  13. Record Check Request
  14. Confidential Conservator Screening Form.
  15. Confidential Conservator Screening Form.
  16. Confidential Conservator Screening Form.
  17. Declaration of Completion of Video Orientation of Non-Professional Conservators.
  18. Declaration of Completion of Video Orientation of Non-Professional Conservators.
  19. Declaration of Completion of Video Orientation of Non-Professional Conservators.
  20. Order Appointing Counsel (Probate)
  21. Order on Court Fee Waiver (Ward or Conservatee) - Granted; Clerk:
  22. Order for APS Referral History Screenings
  23. Notice of Department Assignment
  24. Order Appointing Court Investigator - General Conservatorship
  25. Ex Parte Order Authorizing Disclosure of (Proposed) Conservatee's Health Information (Form).
  26. Confidential Adult Protective Services History Screening Results re: Cosma Ekyoci Addendum Report
  27. Confidential Adult Protective Services History Screening Results re: Esube Ekyoci Addendum Report
  28. Confidential Adult Protective Services History Screening Results re: Francois Ekyoci Addendum Report
  29. Confidential Adult Protective Services History Screening Results re: Hasha Tabu Addendum Report
  30. Confidential Adult Protective Services History Screening Results re: Joseph Ekyoci Addendum Report

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