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One page of Schedule C in a guardian’s or conservator’s standard account, listing other expenses paid for the conservatee or ward.
Optional form · Revised January 1, 2008 · 1 page · GC-400(SUM)/GC-405(SUM) · Summary of Account
The PDF is the Judicial Council’s own file on courts.ca.gov, revised January 1, 2008. Form page on courts.ca.gov ↗
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GC-400(C)(11) is one of the Schedule C disbursement pages in a standard account filed by a guardian or conservator. It lists other expenses: date, check number, payee and purpose, and amount. It cites Probate Code sections 1060–1064 and 2620 and California Rules of Court, rule 7.575.
When it is used
The form says to check the box at the bottom of the last page of this category, total the category, and include that sum in the total of disbursements on line 8 of the Summary of Account (GC-400(SUM)/GC-405(SUM)).
Section by section
Use the current official form and its instructions. The descriptions below identify the questions without choosing answers for your situation.
Conservatorship or guardianship, the conservatee’s or minor’s name, and the case number.
A short description of the other expenses on the page.
Date (mm/dd/yyyy), check number, payee and purpose of payment, and amount.
The subtotal of other expenses and the Schedule C page number out of the total pages.
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Questions
No. It is one Schedule C page. Its total goes into the Summary of Account (GC-400(SUM)/GC-405(SUM)).
It is approved for optional use.
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GC-400(C)(11) form revision: January 1, 2008.