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The educational program each proposed conservator views, in four parts - (1) the online conservatorship orientation, a video adopted from Orange County Superior Court (informational only, in English or Spanish), (2) the video "With Heart: Understanding Conservatorship", (3) the Handbook for Conservators, printed or downloaded, and (4) the Declaration of Completion of Orientation for Non-Professional Conservators, printed, signed and filed, the signed original and two copies in the clerk's office and one filed-endorsed copy provided to Family Court Services; and the Self-Help Resource Center for self-represented parties.
California > Fifth Appellate District > Tulare County > Superior Court of California, County of Tulare
Tulare County Superior Court Rule 1009 requires each proposed conservator to view the educational program provided by the court. This program provides an overview of the duties of a conservator. The orientation is divided into four parts. Part 1: Complete Online Conservatorship Orientation This video is informational only adopted from Orange County Superior Court. Please do not submit any documents through the links provided in the video English , Spanish. Part 2: Watch Video "With Heart: Understanding Conservatorship" English, Spanish Part 3: Print and/or Download Handbook for Conservators Once you have reviewed the Orientation and video, download or print the Handbook for Conservators. Part 4: Sign and File Proof of Completion After you have completed all of these steps, print, sign and file the Declaration of Completion of Orientation for Non-Professional Conservators. You will file the signed original and two copies of this declaration in the clerk’s office, and provide one filed-endorsed copy to Family Court Services. For additional information and assistance, if you are self-represented, you can contact our Self-Help Resource Center.
Tulare County Superior Court Rule 1009 requires each proposed conservator to view the educational program provided by the court. This program provides an overview of the duties of a conservator. The orientation is divided into four parts. Part 1: Complete Online Conservatorship Orientation This video is informational only adopted from Orange County Superior Court. Please do not submit any document
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