The moving parties, estate trustees for the deceased's estate, brought a motion to remove the responding party's daughter as her litigation guardian and attorney for property.
The responding party, who was mentally incapable, had appointed her two children as attorneys, but one withdrew due to a conflict of interest.
The court found that the remaining attorney had a conflict of interest, resided outside the jurisdiction, and had previously depleted the incapable person's funds by selling her home and taking the proceeds.
The court removed the daughter as litigation guardian and appointed the Public Guardian and Trustee to act as litigation guardian and guardian of property.
