The applicants sought to remove their brother as their mother's Power of Attorney for Personal Care, alleging he failed to fulfill his duties by restricting their access to her, relocating her without consultation, and failing to act in her best interests.
The court found no evidence of misconduct or neglect, noting the respondent acted in accordance with the mother's wishes for privacy and made reasonable decisions regarding her care.
The application to remove the respondent was dismissed, but the court ordered him to provide an informal accounting of the mother's finances to reduce family conflict.
