Guides
How California conservatorship accountings actually work.
Written for the person who has to produce one — a professional fiduciary, a probate paralegal, or a family member appointed as conservator. Specific, practical, and free to read.
GC-400 software
What software for a GC-400 accounting actually has to do, what to ask before you buy any of it, and where spreadsheets stop being adequate.
Read the guide →GC-400 example
A worked two-year conservatorship accounting: the numbers, the schedules they land on, and the cross-foot the examiner runs first.
Read the guide →Conservatorship accounting in California
Who must file, when, what goes in, what gets a filing bounced, and the Probate Code §2620(c) attachments people forget.
Read the guide →Always check the official forms
These guides describe the shape of the work. They are not a substitute for the current official forms and instructions, which the Judicial Council of California revises from time to time. Download the current GC-400 series and its instructions from the California Courts forms finder, and read your county's local rules alongside them.
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