The Judicial Council has just released for public comment a set of new educational requirements for court-appointed attorneys in probate conservatorship proceedings. The proposals have been under consideration by its Probate and Mental Health Advisory Committee for several years.
There may be as many as 60,000 adults living under an order of conservatorship in California. They include seniors with mental challenges, adults with devel...
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