SAN DIEGO COUNTY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY v. TIAN L.,
Where objector in proceedings to reestablish conservancy had received copy of petition which included physicians' declaration stating that she suffered from schizophrenia and could not provide basic care for herself, and that imposition of disabilities was necessary because of her psychosis and poor judgment, as well as notice of the intended placement in a locked facility and the precise nature of the proposed disabilities; received written notices of her right to a hearing and a jury trial if she opposed reestablishment of the conservancy; and discussed matters with her attorney in person her procedural due process right was adequately protected even though stipulation form for reestablishment of conservatorship did not recite proposed placement and disabilities, indicate counsel discussed these matters with the conservatee along with the conservatee's right to a jury trial, or require the conservatee's signature in addition to counsel's signature.
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