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Evidentiary Factor Matrix

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1. Petitioner Standing & Preference Order § 1812 Priority
2. Conservatorship of the Person § 1801(a)

Documented inability to independently secure basic physical survival needs without intervention.

Medical evidence of untreated life-threatening conditions, severe substance intoxication, or psychosis.

Lack of informed medical consent capacity resulting in immediate physical deterioration.

3. Conservatorship of the Estate § 1801(b)

Documented mismanagement, dissipation of assets, or non-payment of vital obligations.

Excessive persuasion overcoming free will under Civ. Code § 1575 / Welf. & Inst. Code § 15610.70.

Large unexplained transfers, predatory third-party encumbrances, or impending foreclosure.

4. Least Restrictive Alternatives Tested § 1800.3 Mandate

Valid, unrevoked instrument executed during period of proven testamentary capacity.

Estate assets titled in trust with institutional or bonded professional fiduciary oversight.

Formal framework utilizing trusted supporters without total deprivation of civil liberties.

Subject is actively participating in outpatient medical care or dual-signature banking.

Statutory Evaluation & Burden Meter

Live Analysis
General Conservatorship (§ 1801)
CONTESTED
Burden of Proof: Clear & Convincing (§ 1801(e))
Temporary Emergency (§ 2250)
VIABLE
Threshold: Good Cause & Immediate Harm
Evidentiary Weight Index 62 / 100