Probate
GC-366: Petition for Orders Accepting Transfer (California Conservatorship Jurisdiction Act)
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This form lets someone ask a California court to accept a conservatorship case that is being transferred from another state. A conservator or interested person uses this form when they want to move an existing conservatorship to California courts so that California can take over responsibility for managing the conservatorship.
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Forms that go with GC-366
MC-025AttachmentAttachment to Judicial Council FormMC-025 (Attachment) is used to provide additional factual or financial details supporting the restitution claim when the space on GC-366 is insufficient.›GC-355Often filed with itConfidential Conservatorship Care Plan—Part 1GC-355 (Petition for Order Surcharging Fiduciary/Fixing Liability of Fiduciary) is typically the underlying petition that establishes the basis for the restitution motion filed via GC-366.›GC-365Next stepFinal Order Confirming Transfer (California Conservatorship Jurisdiction Act)GC-365 (Notice of Hearing on Petition for Order Fixing Liability of Conservator/Guardian) is the preceding notice form in the conservatorship restitution process, typically filed before GC-366 to schedule the hearing.›GC-367Next stepProvisional Order Accepting Transfer (California Conservatorship Jurisdiction Act)GC-367 (Order of Restitution and Memorandum of Costs) is the resulting court order issued after the motion on GC-366 is granted, making it the direct follow-up form in sequence.›
More Probate forms
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)›GC-368Final Order Accepting Transfer (California Conservatorship Jurisdiction Act)›