The Public Guardian and Trustee (PG&T) applied to confirm its refusal to issue a Certificate of Statutory Guardianship to the respondent for her sister's property.
The respondent had applied to replace the PG&T, but was rejected due to her lack of understanding of the role, history of making unfounded allegations, and fixation on attacking her late brother-in-law's will.
The court found that the respondent's obsession with the will and irrational beliefs about other family members would prevent her from objectively managing the property and fostering regular personal contact with family members as required by the Substitute Decisions Act.
The court confirmed the PG&T's refusal.
