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A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge made the ruling on Tuesday 9 April, according to court documents obtained by Us Weekly. The TV host filed for a conservatorship of his wife of 24 years in January, with the goal of setting up a living trust for her in the event of his death. He cited her dementia diagnosis as the reason for his filing. Mavis Leno's court-appointed counsel, Ronald Ostrin, shed more light on her condition during a filing of his own, also obtained by Us Weekly earlier this month.