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Santa Barbara — SC-6027

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27

Santa Barbara — SC-6027

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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA FOR COURT USE ONLY STREET ADDRESS: MAILING ADDRESS: CITY AND ZIP CODE: BRANCH NAME: (Check one) Guardianship of Conservatorship of

(Name of Conservatee or Minor)

CASE NUMBER:

ORDER GRANTING EX PARTE REQUEST TO DISPENSE WITH ACCOUNTINGS AND BOND

After examining the Petition and related documents, the Court finds:

  1. All of the allegations in the Petition are true.

  2. The guardianship/conservatorship estate meets the criteria of Probate Code § 2628(a), therefore:

    future accountings should be dispensed with as long as the conditions of Probate

    Code § 2628(a) remain satisfied.

    bond should be dispensed with as provided in Probate Code § 2323 as long as the conditions of Probate Code § 2628(a) remain satisfied.

IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that:

No further accountings are required of the guardian or conservator as long as the conditions of Probate Code § 2628(a) remain satisfied.

For any accounting period during which all of the conditions of Probate Code § 2628 (a) are not satisfied, the guardian or conservatee shall present the account as otherwise required.

The requirement of a bond is dispensed with as provided in Probate Code § 2323 as long as the conditions of Probate Code § 2628(a) remain satisfied.

Dated: ____________________ __________________________________ Judge of the Superior Court

TO THE GUARDIAN OR CONSERVATOR:

You are directed to notify the court investigator of any changes to estate assets that may necessitate future accountings.

Optional Form SC-6027 [Adopted 1/1/2013] ORDER DISPENSING WITH ACCOUNTS Probate Code § 2628 CLEAR FIELDS PRINT FORM

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