A new law in California will require people who have entered into a conservatorship over someone else to submit a plan for the person’s care and estate management to the conservatee, their lawyer, and spouse or family.
Senate Bill 280, authored by state Sen. John Laird, D-Santa Cruz, requires a comprehensive care and estate management plan to be filed within 120 days of being appointed as a conservator, or at least 10 days before a hearing to continue or terminate a conservatorship.
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