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You may be removed as guardian for failure to file an accounting.
Format
As guardian of the estate, you must comply with all state and local rules when filing your accounting. A particular format is specified in the Probate Code, which you must follow when you present your account to the court. You should check local rules for any special local requirements.
Legal advice: An attorney can advise you and help you prepare your inventories, accountings, and petitions to the court. If you have any questions, you should consult with an attorney.
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Removal of a guardian
A guardian may be removed for specific reasons or when it is in the child's best interest. A guardian may be removed either on the court's own motion or by a petition filed by the child, a relative of the child, or any other interested person. If necessary, the court may appoint a successor guardian, or the court may return the child to a parent if that is found to be in the child's best interest.
Legal documents
For your appointment as guardian to be valid, the Order Appointing Guardian of Minor must be signed. Once the court signs the order, the guardian must take prepared Letters of Guardianship to the clerk's office where the clerk will issue the letters. Letters of Guardianship is a legal document that provides proof that you have been appointed and are serving as the guardian for a minor. You should obtain several certified copies of the Letters from the clerk. These legal documents will be of assistance to you in performing your duties, such as enrolling the child in school, obtaining medical care, and taking care of estate business.
Attorneys and legal resources
If you have an attorney, the attorney will advise you on your duties and responsibilities, the limits of your authority, the rights of the child, and your dealings with the court. If you have legal questions, you should consult with your attorney. Please remember that the court staff cannot give you legal advice.
If you are not represented by an attorney, you may obtain answers to your questions by contacting community resources, private publications, or your local law library.
Petitions
Petitions are set for hearing at the time of filing.
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Stipulation and Request for Order Following Meet and Confer

	JC\E-324

	05/24/13

	No

Miscellaneous


	Form Name

	Form Number

	Date Revised

	Fillable


	Government Claim Form


 	No


	Stipulation and Order for Appointment of Temporary Judge

 	MIC/E-001

 	11/29/12

 	No

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	Form Name

	Form Number

	Date Revised

	Fillable


	Alternative Dispute Resolution


 	PR-E-LP-001

 	11/21/07

 	Yes


	Alternative Dispute Resolution Certification and Selection

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 	Yes


	Authorization for Non-Attorney Court Document Preparer

	PR-E-LP-021

	06/09/08

	Yes


	Caregiver's Authorization Affidavit

	PR-E-LP-023

	10/11/11

	Yes


	Confidential Conservator Screening Form (additional page)

	PR-E-LP-018

	01/03/12

	Yes


	Confidential Cover Page for Financial Account Statement

	PR-E-LP-007

	01/01/05

	Yes


	Confidential Guardian Screening Form (additional page)

	PR-E-LP-008

	12/30/10

	Yes


	Declaration of Diligent Search and Request to Dispense with Notice

	PR-E-LP-010

	01/13/10

	Yes


	Declaration of Notice of Ex Parte Application

	PR-E-LP-036

	08/25/16

	Yes


	Attachment to Declaration of Notice of Ex Parte Application

	PR-E-LP-043

	04/18/14

	Yes


 Document Drop-Off Sheet for Domestic Violence and Ex Parte Applications

FL-E/LP-668
01/04/22
Yes


	Guardianship Check-off Sheet

	PR-E-LP-040

	09/03/10

	Yes


	Notification to Court of Address of Guardian

	PR-E-LP-012g

	10/14

	Yes
The eviction process for landlords | California Courts | Self Help Guide
If your tenant doesn't do what you asked in the Notice by the deadline, you can file forms in court to start an eviction case.
 

3. Ask for trial date or default judgment
 If your tenant files a court form to give their side of the story you can ask for a trial date. If they don't, you can ask the judge to decide without a trial.
 

4. Go to trial
 A judge will hear both sides and make a decision.
 

5. After the judge decides
 If you win your eviction case your tenant will need to move out (and possibly pay you). If you lose your case your tenant can stay.
 

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	PR-E-CT-209

	01/02/24
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