In the intricacies of probate proceedings where the management and distribution of a deceased person's estate come under legal scrutiny, the RI-P29 form emerges as a crucial document within the Superior Court of California, County of Riverside. Designed to streamline the probate process, this form identifies the nature of the action being filed, whether it pertains to the administration of a decedent's estate, determining succession to real property, spousal or domestic partner petitions, conservatorships, guardianships, managing small value real properties, or settling minors’ disputed claims. It delineates the criteria by which cases are assigned to a specific region based on the decedent's residency status at the time of death or the location of the property. The form plays a pivotal role in ensuring that probate matters are filed in the appropriate judicial district, thereby facilitating a smoother legal process. Addressing a wide range of probate-related actions, the RI-P29 form serves as a testament to the court's effort in making legal proceedings more accessible and organized, highlighting its mandatory adoption for use within the Riverside Superior Court jurisdiction.
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| Form Name | Ri P29 Form |
| Form Length | 2 pages |
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| Avg. time to fill out | 30 sec |
| Other names | form nn p29, conservatee, riverside form p29, ri p29 |
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
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RIVERSIDE 4050 Main St., Riverside, CA 92501
ATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT ATTORNEY (Name, State Bar Number and Address)
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The undersigned declares that the
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Nature of Action
1.Decedent’s Estate Administration
2.Petition to Determine Succession to Real Property
3.Spousal or Domestic Partner Property Petition
Ground
Either the decedent was (1) a resident of this region at time of death or (2) was not a resident of this state at time of death, died in this County, and left property in this region, or (3) was not a resident of this state at time of death, did not die in a County of this State where he/she left property, but left property in this region. Probate Code §
Either the resident was (1) a resident of this region at time of death or (2) was not a resident of this state at time of death, died in this County, and left property in this region, or (3) was not a resident of this state at time of death, did not die in a County of this State where he/she left property, but left property in this region. Probate Code §
Either the resident was (1) a resident of this region at time of death or (2) was not a resident of this state at time of death, died in this County, and left property in this region, or (3) was not a resident of this state at time of death, did not die in a County of this State where he/she left property, but left property in this region. Probate Code §
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IN THE MATTER OF:
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Nature of Action
4.Conservatorship
5.Guardianship
6.Affidavit re: Real Property of Small Value
7.Compromise by Parent of Minor’s Disputed Claim
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Ground
Either the proposed conservatee (1) resides in the region, (2) is not a resident of this state and is temporarily living in the region, (3) is not a resident of this state and has property in the region, or (4) establishment of the proceeding in the region is in the best interests of the proposed conservatee. Probate Code §
Either the proposed minor (1) resides in the region, (2) is not a resident of this state and is temporarily living in the region, (3) is not a resident of this state and has property in the region, or (4) establishment of the proceeding in the region is in the best interests of the proposed minor. Probate Code §
Either (1) the decedent was a resident of this region at the time of death, or (2) the decedent was not a resident of this state at time of death but real property of the decedent is located in this region. Probate Code § 13200.
Either (1) the minor presently resides in this region, or (2) suit on the claim or matter properly could be brought in this region. Probate Code § 3500.
THIS FILING WOULD NORMALLY FALL WITHIN JURISDICTION OF SUPERIOR COURT.
The address of the petitioner, decedent, conservatee, ward, place of incident or other factors that qualify this case for filing in the
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