California § 2922 - If the public guardian is appointed as guardian or conservator: (a) Letters shall

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§ 2922. If the public guardian is appointed as guardian or conservator: (a) Letters shall

If the public guardian is appointed as guardian or conservator: (a) Letters shall be issued in the same manner and by the same proceedings as letters are issued to other persons. Letters may be issued to “the public guardian” of the county without naming the public guardian. (b) The official bond and oath of the public guardian are in lieu of the guardian or conservator’s bond and oath on the grant of letters.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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