Rule 7.576. Final account of conservator of the estate
Cal. Rules of Court, rule 7.576
Current text effective January 1, 2023.
#(a) Filing and approval of final account
A conservator of the estate whose administration is terminated for any reason, including removal, resignation, or termination of the conservatorship, must file and obtain the court's approval of a final account of the administration.
#(b) Delivery of final account of removed or resigned conservator
A conservator of the estate who has resigned or been removed must deliver a copy of the conservator's final account and the petition for its settlement with the notice of hearing required by Probate Code section 1460(b)(1) to the successor conservator of the estate in any manner permitted by Probate Code section 1215, unless the court dispenses with that notice.
#(c) Delivery of final account after termination of conservatorship
After termination of a conservatorship, a conservator of the estate must deliver a copy of the conservator's final account and the petition for its settlement with the notice of hearing required by Probate Code section 1460(b)(2)-(3) to both the former conservatee and the spouse or domestic partner of the former conservatee in any manner permitted by Probate Code section 1215, unless the court dispenses with that notice.
#History
Rule 7.576 was adopted effective January 1, 2023.
What this rule requires
Service and Proof of Service Rules
A conservator of the estate who has resigned or been removed must deliver a copy of the conservator's final account and the petition for its settlement with the notice of hearing required by Probate Code section 1460(b)(1) to the successor conservator of the estate in any manner permitted by Probate Code section 1215, unless the court dispenses with that notice.
After termination of a conservatorship, a conservator of the estate must deliver a copy of the conservator's final account and the petition for its settlement with the notice of hearing required by Probate Code section 1460(b)(2)-(3) to both the former conservatee and the spouse or domestic partner of the former conservatee in any manner permitted by Probate Code section 1215, unless the court dispenses with that notice.
Document Filing Requirements
A conservator whose administration ends for any reason must file a final account and obtain the court’s approval.
The rule's wording
A conservator of the estate whose administration is terminated for any reason, including removal, resignation, or termination of the conservatorship, must file and obtain the court's approval of a final account of the administration.
Official text: courts.ca.gov , checked October 19, 2026.