PART 19. CONVEYANCE OR TRANSFER OF PROPERTY CLAIMED TO BELONG TO DECEDENT OR OTHER PERSON [850. - 859.]

Part 19 added by Stats. 2001, Ch. 49, Sec. 1.

§§ 850–859 · 12 sections

• § 850 (a) The following persons may file a petition requesting that the court make an order under this part: (1) A guardian, conservator, or any claimant, in the…
• § 851 (a) At least 30 days prior to the day of the hearing, the petitioner shall cause notice of the hearing and a copy of the petition to be served in the manner…
• § 851.1 A petitioner in a proceeding under Section 850 may commence discovery upon any person who receives notice of the hearing pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section…
• § 852 An interested person may request time for filing a response to the petition for discovery proceedings, or for other preparation for the hearing, and the court…
• § 853 A person having or claiming title to or an interest in the property which is the subject of the petition may, at or prior to the hearing, object to the hearing…
• § 854 If a civil action is pending with respect to the subject matter of a petition filed pursuant to this chapter this part and jurisdiction has been obtained in…
• § 855 An action brought under this part may include claims, causes of action, or matters that are normally raised in a civil action to the extent that the matters…
• § 856 Except as provided in Sections 853 and 854, if the court is satisfied that a conveyance, transfer, or other order should be made, the court shall make an order…
• § 856.5 The court may not grant a petition under this chapter if the court determines that the matter should be determined by a civil action.
• § 857 (a) The order is prima facie evidence of the correctness of the proceedings and of the authority of the personal representative or other fiduciary or other…
• § 858 If a proceeding has been brought under this part by a conservator on behalf of a conservatee, or by a guardian on behalf of a minor, and the conservatee or…
• § 859 If a court finds that a person has in bad faith wrongfully taken, concealed, or disposed of property belonging to a conservatee, a minor, an elder, a dependent…