Rule 9.006 - Self-represented Parties in Probate Proceedings(1) If a personal representative or conservator intends to appear on behalf of the estate or protected person without an attorney, the personal representative or conservator shall provide notice of that intent to the court. If the proof is not sufficient to assure the court that the estate will be protected and properly administered, the court will take appropriate action. The court will take appropriate action if at any time the demonstration of competence is not sufficient to assure the court that the estate or interest will be and continue to be adequately represented.(2) Corporations and persons other than a personal representative or conservator may appear without counsel in any matter before the probate court as authorized or allowed by law. Both the person who is appearing and counsel for the personal representative must notify the probate court if any party to a proceeding is self-represented. The probate judge will decide whether further hearings are required.Klamath Supp. L. R. 9.006
Amended effective 2/1/2024.