Probate
GC-313: Attachment Requesting Special Orders Regarding Dementia
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This form allows someone to request special court orders to protect a person with dementia, such as restrictions on their ability to make financial decisions or travel. Family members, caregivers, or conservators use this form to ask the court to put safeguards in place that help protect a person with dementia from exploitation or harm.
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Forms that go with GC-313
GC-312RequiredConfidential Supplemental InformationThe Confidential Supplemental Information form is required to provide the court with sensitive details about the proposed conservatee's personal and financial situation.›GC-320RequiredCitation for ConservatorshipThe Notice of Hearing is required to formally notify all interested parties of the date, time, and location of the conservatorship hearing.›GC-335AttachmentConfidential Capacity Assessment and Declaration—Probate ConservatorshipThe Capacity Declaration (Conservatorship) must be completed by a physician or psychologist to provide medical evidence supporting the need for a conservator of the person.›GC-310Often filed with itPetition for Appointment of Probate ConservatorThe Petition for Appointment of Probate Conservator is the primary petition form that GC-313 accompanies when seeking conservatorship of both the person and the estate together.›GC-314Next stepConfidential Conservator Screening FormThe Duties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook form must be completed and filed by the proposed conservator to confirm they understand their legal responsibilities.›
More Probate forms
GC-322Citation—Probate›GC-325Confidential Declaration on Medical Ability to Attend Hearing—Probate Conservatorship›GC-330Order Appointing Court Investigator›GC-331Order Appointing Court Investigator (Review and Successor Conservator Investigations)›GC-333Ex Parte Application for Order Authorizing Completion of Capacity Declaration—HIPAA›GC-334Ex Parte Order Re Completion of Capacity Declaration—HIPAA›