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Sonoma — Order Appointing Regional Center to Evaluate Proposed Ward or Conservatee; Order Appointing Public Defender

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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Sonoma County

Sonoma — Order Appointing Regional Center to Evaluate Proposed Ward or Conservatee;…

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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SONOMA

G CONSERVATORSHIP G GUARDIANSHIP OF THE G PERSON G ESTATE OF:

AN ALLEGED DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED Case No. SPR - PERSON. ORDER APPOINTING REGIONAL CENTER TO EVALUATE PROPOSED WARD OR CONSERVATEE; ORDER APPOINTING PUBLIC DEFENDER; ORDER DIRECTING NOTICE

A petition being filed with this Court alleging that the proposed ward or conservatee is a

developmentally disabled person:

NOW THEREFORE IT IS ORDERED THAT: REGIONAL

CENTER PREPARE, SERVE, AND FILE A WRITTEN REPORT PURSUANT TO:

G Probate Code '1827.5 (petition for appointment of limited conservator).

G Probate Code '1461.4 (petition for appointment of guardian, conservator, or limited conservator where proposed guardian or conservator is not the parent of the ward or conservatee and is a provider of services to the ward or conservatee).

G Probate Code '1955 (sterilization of developmentally disabled adult).

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT:

G The Public Defender is ordered to represent the proposed limited conservatee pursuant to Probate Code '1471(c).

G Counsel for Petitioner provide such notice as required by Probate Code '1822 and set the matter for hearing no earlier than thirty (30) days from the date of this Order.

DATED: JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT

Form Adopted for Optional Use SCR, Rule 6.4.G.3.b [Rev. 03/11/2011] ORDER APPOINTING REGIONAL CENTER, APPOINTING PUBLIC DEFENDER; DIRECTING NOTICE PR-4 (APPENDIX 6-C)

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