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Conservatorship of Miguel Carbajal

Case Number

24PR00174

Case Type

Conservatorship - Person and Estate

Hearing Date / Time

Thu, 04/18/2024 - 09:00

Nature of Proceedings

Petition: Appoint Temporary Conservator - Person and Estate

Tentative Ruling

Please file the following:

Proof of Service. The notice must be personally delivered to the proposed Conservatee at least 5 court days before the hearing. A copy of the petition for temporary appointment shall be served with the notice of hearing. [Prob. C. § 2250(e)(2)] In this case, service was mailed to Conservatee.

Notice of the hearing shall be served five days prior to the hearing on the proposed Conservatee’s spouse, parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, and brothers and sisters (named in the Petition for Appointment of Conservator at ¶ 11). [Prob. C. § 2250(e)(2)] In this case, Conservatee’s mother was not served.

The proposed temporary Conservatee is expected to attend the hearing. (Prob. Code § 2250.4.)

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