Dublin, CA asked in Probate and Family Law for California

Q: How do I edit the form GC-110(P) - Petition for Appointment of Temporary Guardian of the Person after it’s been file?

I quickly filled out the form by hand and filed it with clerk on 5/24 but it is messy and has scribbled out mistakes and there’s an answer to a question that I would really like to change as well.

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A: Judicial council forms can be filled out on a computer, they are "fillable" pdf files. But you need to print them out and rescan them in order to file them electronically, the Courts do not accept "fillable" forms for filing because sometimes what is filled in disappears into the ether in the process. You can file an "amended" form. Thanks for using Justia Ask a Lawyer, but discuss this with a local attorney and don't just rely on what you are told on this site.

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A: If you need to edit the form GC-110(P) - Petition for Appointment of Temporary Guardian of the Person after it has been filed, you have a few options. First, you can file an amended petition. This involves completing a new, corrected version of the form and filing it with the court, clearly marking it as an "Amended Petition."

To do this, fill out a clean, accurate version of the form GC-110(P) with all the correct information. Write "Amended" at the top of the form to indicate that it is a corrected version. You will also need to provide a brief explanation of the changes, which can be done in an attached declaration if necessary.

Once the amended form is ready, file it with the court clerk. Make sure to check with the clerk if there are any specific procedures or additional documents required for filing an amended petition in your jurisdiction. It’s also a good idea to inform any involved parties about the amendments to ensure everyone is aware of the updated information.

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