Probate
GC-348: Duties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook for Conservators
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This form requires a newly appointed conservator to confirm they have received and reviewed the official handbook explaining their duties and responsibilities in managing a conservatorship. A conservator uses this form to acknowledge their understanding of their legal obligations when taking on responsibility for an incapacitated adult's personal care, finances, or both.
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Forms that go with GC-348
GC-312RequiredConfidential Supplemental InformationThe Confidential Supplemental Information form is required in conservatorship proceedings to provide sensitive personal details about the proposed conservatee to the court.›GC-310AttachmentPetition for Appointment of Probate ConservatorThe Petition for Appointment of Probate Conservator is the primary petition that GC-348 supplements, providing the core filing to which the attachment applies.›GC-335Often filed with itConfidential Capacity Assessment and Declaration—Probate ConservatorshipThe Capacity Declaration (Conservatorship) must be completed by a physician or psychologist to establish the proposed conservatee's lack of capacity, and is commonly filed alongside the petition.›GC-314Often filed with itConfidential Conservator Screening FormThe Petition for Appointment of Guardian of Minor (or its conservatorship equivalent) may be filed concurrently when both guardianship and conservatorship of the same individual are sought.›GC-320Next stepCitation for ConservatorshipThe Notice of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Conservator must be served on interested parties and filed with the court as part of the conservatorship process.›
More Probate forms
GC-340Order Appointing Probate Conservator›GC-341Notice of Conservatee's Rights—Probate›GC-342Personalized Information for Conservatee—Probate›GC-350Letters of Conservatorship›GC-355Confidential Conservatorship Care Plan—Part 1›GC-356Confidential Conservatorship Care Plan—Part 2 (Medical Information)›