Case Management Conference
26. Guardianship of Owen Thrash, SPR095599 Case Management Conference
TENTATIVE RULING:
NO appearances required. The required document has been received and reviewed. The matter is set for the next annual Case Management Conference at 9:00 a.m. on July 6, 2027, in Department 61 for review of compliance with the filing of the Confidential Guardianship Status Report (Judicial Council Form GC-251). If a completed GC-251 has been filed in a timely fashion prior to the court date, appearances will be waived.
27. Guardianship of Julianna C. Hernandez-Bonnington and Timothy I. Espinoza- Bonnington SPR095893 Case Management Conference
TENTATIVE RULING:
NO appearances required. The case is continued to 9:00 a.m. on September 1, 2026, in Department 61, to allow the Guardian opportunity to obtain the missing school records and cure the deficiency in the GC-251. If the missing records are filed in a timely fashion prior to the court date, appearances will be waived.
28. Guardianship of Joseph E. Esposti JR., Aiden M. Esposti, and Mason W. Esposti SPR097602 Case Management Conference
TENTATIVE RULING:
NO appearances required. The required document has been received and reviewed. The matter is set for the next annual Case Management Conference at 9:00 a.m. on August 3, 2027, in Department 61 for review of compliance with the filing of the Confidential Guardianship Status Report (Judicial Council Form GC-251). If a completed GC-251 has been filed in a timely fashion prior to the court date, appearances will be waived.
The above stated requirement for the filing of Confidential Guardianship Status Reports and associated court dates applies to each of the wards except Joseph Esposti, Jr., who will achieve the age of 18 on October 26, 2026. As he will be an adult, no further Guardianship Status Reports are required, and the guardianship will terminate by operation of law on October 26, 2026.
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