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Right to Control Disposition

Effective January , 2013

 

Decedent (2)

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Agent under DD Form 93 (3)

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Spouse OR State Registered Domestic Partner (SRDP)

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Child, Children

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Parent(s)

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Sibling(s)

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Grandparent(s), Grandchildren

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Great Grandchildren, Nephew(s), Niece(s), Uncle(s), Aunt(s), Great Grandparent(s)

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Grand Nephew(s), Great Grand Niece(s), First Cousin(s) Once Removed, Great Grand Uncle(s), Great Grand Aunt(s)

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First Cousin(s) Twice Removed, Second Cousin(s)

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First Cousin(s) Thrice Removed, Second Cousin(s) Once Removed

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Second Cousin(s) Twice Removed, Third Cousin(s) Once Removed

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Third Cousin(s) Twice Removed

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Third Cousin(s) Thrice Removed

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Conservator of the Decedent

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Conservator of the estate of the Decedent

 

1.  All persons must be competent. And, EXCEPT for spouses and parents, all persons must be at least 18 years of age. Domestic partners must be registered with the California Secretary of State.

2. Decedent’s wishes must comply with the requirements of Health and Safety Code Section 7100.1 to be binding.

3.Agent under DD Form 93 only has standing IF decedent died while on active duty in U.S. Armed Forces. Section 1482© of Title 10, U.S. Code, was amended 1/1/2012 to allow any person to be so named on DD Form 93.

 

References: CA H&S Code, Sections 7100.1; Section 297, Family Code; Section 482© U.S. Code, Title 10; Table of Consanguinity (www.heirsearch.comtable.htm), Int’l Genealogical Search, Inc.)