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Only for a person who is developmentally disabled. The powers are limited so the person may live as independently as possible.

If you are Conservator of the Person, this means you:

Arrange for the conservatee’s care and protection;

Decide where the conservatee will live; and

Are in charge of health care, food, clothes, personal care, housekeeping, transportation, and recreation on behalf of the conservatee.

If you are the Conservator of the Estate, this means you:

Manage all the conservatee’s finances;

Protect the conservatee’s income and property;

Make an inventory of everything in the estate;

Make a plan to make sure the conservatee’s needs are met;

Make sure the conservatee’s bills are paid;

Make sure the taxes are filed and paid on time;

Keep exact financial records;

Make regular reports of the financial accounts to the court and other interested persons.

You can request to become a temporary conservator when a person needs immediate help (emergency situations only), but you must file the petition for appointment of probate conservator (permanent orders), simultaneously. If appointed by the court, you will have most of the same duties and powers that a permanent conservator has. A temporary conservator will last for a specific time period, until you or someone else can be appointed as the permanent conservator.
Forms to begin a Conservatorship
The forms required to obtain an appointment as a conservator are listed below. You can view/download them here. You may also find it helpful to download the Conservatorship Handbook, which contains a lot of useful information. A packet containing the necessary forms is available for purchase at the probate division of the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne.

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Probate & Conservatorship | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
Deciding where the conservatee will live;
Making decisions about:
health care,
food,
clothes, personal care,
housekeeping, transportation, and
recreation.

Managing the conservatee's finances;
Protecting the conservatee's income and property;
Making sure the conservatee's bills are paid and taxes are filed and paid on time;
Investing the conservatee's money;
Making sure the conservatee gets all the benefits he or she is eligible for;
Keeping exact financial records; and
Making regular reports of the financial accounts to the court and other interested persons.

What are the rights of the conservatee?

A conservatee does not lose all rights. They can still have a say in important decisions. They have the right to:
Be treated with understanding and respect;
Have their wishes considered; and
Be well cared for.
In general, conservatees keep the right to:
Control their own salary;
Make or change their will;
Get married;
Get mail;
Have a lawyer;
Ask a judge to change conservators or end the conservatorship;
Vote, unless a judge says they're not able to;
Control personal spending money if a judge says they can have an allowance; and
Make their own health-care decisions, unless a judge gives that right to a conservator.

Conservatorship Links

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The Court is researching appropriateness of the DA’s office request that property disposition language be added to the Court’s search warrant template.  Until the Court research is completed and a decision is made by our bench, our judges have decided that they will not sign any search warrant that contains property disposition language.  Justice partners will be advised as soon as our bench makes a decision about the proposed property disposition language.
Examples of property disposition language that will be cause for a judge not to sign a warrant if the warrant contains any similar language:
First example:
If, after further examination, it is determined that the property seized does not contain evidence which requires the property to be held, or after adjudication of the case(s) against all defendant(s) related to this investigation, including the resolution of any and all appeals, I request permission to return or dispose of the property in accordance with the procedures set forth in California Penal Code §§1407 to 1422, without the necessity of a further Court Order issued pursuant to California Penal Code §1536 and with the written concurrence of the Tuolumne County District Attorney’s Office.
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Superior Court of Alameda County (Pneumo Abex LLC, Real Party in Interest), S219534 and Haver (Joshua) et al. v. BNSF Railway Company, S219919 (consolidated cases)
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05/27/2016
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S215914 People v. Moran (Jeffrey Michael)
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S225109 Maas (Michael Eugene) v. Superior Cout of San Diego County (People) [To be called and continued to the late September 2016 calendar.]
05/27/2016
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Laffitte (Mark) et al. v. Robert Half International Inc., et al. (David Brennan)
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No chairs available for pick up at Caspar Headlands State Beach, however, customers can pick up a chair from either Van Damme or MacKerricher and transport it themselves to this location. Reserve at (707) 937-5804 or 707-937-5721, or at mendocino.admin@parks.ca.gov. Available upon request for use at California State Park beaches in the Mendocino coast area. Call (707) 937-5721 at least 7 days in advance. For more information call (707) 937-5804.
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Manila Dunes, at the Humboldt Coastal Nature Center. For availability call (707) 444-1397. One chair available. Property is inaccessible due to uphills and narrow trails. Check out chair and drive elsewhere for accessible beach access. For more information call (707) 444-1397, or email info@friendsofthedunes.org.
Arcata Marsh & Wildlife Sanctuary, at the Interpretive Center. For more information call (707) 826-2359.
Sue-meg State Park, Trinidad. NO BEACH ACCESS. The beach at Sue-Meg State Park is not wheelchair accessible. However, a chair is available for check-out at the Sue-Meg State Park kiosk for use at nearby parks with wheelchair accessible beaches. Call (707) 677-3570 for more information, or click here.
Stone Lagoon, Trinidad. NO BEACH ACCESS. The beach at Stone Lagoon is not wheelchair accessible. However, a chair is available for use at the Stone Lagoon Visitor's Center for use at nearby parks with wheelchair accessible beaches. Check-out is facilitated by staff at the Sue-Meg State Park kiosk.