California AB1660 amends probate laws to clarify the authority of public guardians and conservators.

California AB1660 amends the California Probate Code to clarify the authority of public guardians and conservators. The bill allows public guardians and conservators to issue written certifications of authority, which are effective for 60 days. These certifications authorize them to obtain information and take possession of property belonging to individuals under their care. Financial institutions, governmental agencies, and other entities are required to comply with these certifications, providing information and surrendering property without court order or letters.

California AB1660 amends probate laws to clarify the authority of public guardians and conservators.

California AB1660 amends the California Probate Code to clarify the authority of public guardians and conservators. The bill allows public guardians and conservators to issue written certifications of authority, which are effective for 60 days. These certifications authorize them to obtain information and take possession of property belonging to individuals under their care. Financial institutions, governmental agencies, and other entities are required to comply with these certifications, providing information and surrendering property without court order or letters.