Litigation
Oct. 30, 2007
Conservatees Must Have Attorneys, Report Says
SAN FRANCISCO - People so fragile that a court must appoint someone to look after them and their finances deserve an attorney, according to a new report analyzing California's conservatorship system.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - People so fragile that a court must appoint someone to look after them and their finances deserve an attorney, according to a new report analyzing California's conservatorship system.
The report, presented Friday to the state's Judicial Council, suggests that all conservatees be automatically assigned attorneys, not just i...
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