Probate
GC-356: Confidential Conservatorship Care Plan—Part 2 (Medical Information)
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents a conservatee's medical information and care instructions as part of their conservatorship case, keeping sensitive health details confidential and separate from public court records. Conservators (court-appointed guardians) and their attorneys use this form to record and protect the medical care needs and treatment preferences of the person under conservatorship.
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Forms that go with GC-356
GC-310AttachmentPetition for Appointment of Probate ConservatorThe Petition for Appointment of Probate Conservator initiates the conservatorship proceeding and is the primary petition to which the care plan forms serve as supporting documentation.›GC-355Often filed with itConfidential Conservatorship Care Plan—Part 1Form GC-355 (Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem) or the related guardianship order is typically already on file and must be referenced when proposing a change of venue for an existing guardianship or conservatorship case.›GC-335Often filed with itConfidential Capacity Assessment and Declaration—Probate ConservatorshipThe Conservatorship Jurisdiction and Venue Declaration is commonly filed alongside care plan documents to establish the court's authority over the conservatee's case.›GC-348Often filed with itDuties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook for ConservatorsThe Capacity Declaration (Conservatorship) provides the medical professional's assessment of the proposed conservatee's capacity, directly complementing the medical information reported in GC-356.›
More Probate forms
GC-350Letters of Conservatorship›GC-360Conservatorship Registration Cover Sheet and Attestation of Conservatee's Non-Residence in California›GC-361Notice of Intent to Register Conservatorship›GC-362Conservatorship Registrant's Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook for Conservators›GC-363Petition for Transfer Orders (California Conservatorship Jurisdiction Act)›GC-364Provisional Order for Transfer (California Conservatorship Jurisdiction Act)›