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Form 4-994 NMRA. — Order to secure or waive bond.

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[For use with Rule 1-140 NMRA]

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

COUNTY OF _______________

__________________ JUDICIAL DISTRICT

In the matter of _______________________________, No. __________ a Protected Person.

ORDER TO SECURE OR WAIVE BOND

THIS MATTER is before the Court on the petition of, ________________________, pro se or by and through her/his attorney, ________________________, to appoint a conservator for ________________________, the Protected Person in this matter. The Court, having granted the petition by separate order, FINDS:

1. The Court has appointed ________________________ as Conservator. 2. The Protected Person's estate has an aggregate capital value, as defined in Section 45- 5-411(B) NMSA 1978, of $ ________________________. The Court therefore ORDERS: [] The Conservator shall post a surety bond in the amount of $ ________________________ in accordance with Section 45-5-411 NMSA 1978. The Conservator may enlist the services of any insurance agent qualified to issue an A-1 surety bond in the State of New Mexico. The Court herewith provides a listing of available bond agents but the Court makes no recommendation as to specific insurers. OR [] The Conservator shall comply with the following alternative asset-protection arrangement, which has been approved and accepted by the Court: ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ OR The requirement to post a bond is waived because, [] A bond or alternative asset-protection arrangement is not necessary to protect the interests of the individual subject to conservatorship because ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ OR [] A bond is not required because the Conservator is a financial institution that possesses and is exercising general trust powers in New Mexico, as provided in Section 45-5- 411(C) NMSA 1978.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

_____________________________________ The Honorable ________________________ DISTRICT COURT JUDGE

Submitted by:

____________________

Attorney for Petitioner Address

Copies to:

____________________

____________________

____________________

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[Approved by Supreme Court Order No. 18-8300-005, effective for all cases on or after July 1, 2018.]