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The mentor judge will help demystify the judicial appointment process, answer questions about the judicial application and vetting process, and suggest new skills and experiences to improve the mentee's suitability for appointment.

How do I become a mentee?

You must apply. If you meet the qualifications below, please download an application.

Is there a deadline to apply to be a mentee?

No, applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Assignments will be made two to four times per year. The mentorship period will last for 12 months or  until submission of a judicial application, whichever occurs sooner.

What are the qualifications for a mentee?

Judicial Mentor Program mentees must possess the following qualifications:
Have practiced law in the State of California for at least nine years,
Be in good standing with the State Bar of California, and
Be committed to public service.
Those from legal backgrounds and communities underrepresented in the judiciary
are particularly encouraged to apply.

How are mentees paired with judicial mentors?

The program will consider common areas of legal practice, affinity bar memberships, and other factors when making mentee/mentor pairings. There is no guarantee that mentees will be assigned a particular mentor judge whose interests closely align with theirs.

Will all mentee applicants get a mentor?

Not necessarily. Mentees will be evaluated for their eligibility for the program and assigned based on the availability of judicial mentors.

If I have already applied for judicial appointment, may I still apply to be a mentee?

No. This program is designed for attorneys who have not yet submitted an application for judicial appointment.

What if I am already working with a bar association or judge on my judicial application?

The program is not intended to replace any existing program or previous relationship. Judicial Mentor Program participation should complement those efforts.

How will I find out if I’ve been selected as a mentee in the program?

You will receive an email from the Judicial Mentor Program Committee.

Are mentees in the Judicial Mentor Program given preference in judicial appointments?

No. The program is not designed to give certain applicants an inside track to appointment.
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The forms used to petition for appointment of probate conservator are in the
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 	Petition for Appointment of Probate Conservatorship Step 2 Packet


 	Once the Petition for Conservatorship has been filed, the clerk will set the 
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 	On occasion, a temporary conservatorship may be appropriate if there is an 
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 fee for the investigation. If you are unable
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 Fee at least 10 days before the hearing. The form and instructions
 are found in the 
 Information Regarding Investigation Fee packet. After an appointment
 has been made, Probate Court Investigators periodically interview both
 the conservator and the conservatee and report to the court about the well-being