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The court enforced an oral family agreement about property held in joint tenancy, restored title in the agreed names, and refused to rewrite the deal into a life-estate structure.
The court rescinded a son’s appointment as committee of his mother’s estate because of an active conflict over disputed property and repeated failures to provide accountings.
The court appointed Kaila Rautenberg as committee for Dianna Cervo, finding the petitioner’s family conflict and refusal of a workable compromise weighed against her.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to vary a chambers order refusing a stay of an order to vacate property, finding the matter moot and without merit.
The court awarded special costs from Joyce Swereda’s estate to both the petitioner and the Public Guardian and Trustee in a committeeship proceeding that became moot after her death.
The court dismissed an application to set aside or vary a s. 57 Family Relations Act declaration, finding no evidence that variation was in the incapacitated respondent’s best interests.
The court declared Eunice Marjorie Spring incapable under the Patients Property Act and appointed Deborah Flader as committee of the person, with both daughters named joint estate committees.
Contested committee application under the Patients Property Act. The court appointed Kenneth Lawrence Steen for the person and estate of Minnie Struthers, emphasizing her best interests and his caregiving role.
The court rescinded Kathleen MacDougall’s appointment as committee of her husband’s estate for failing to provide a proper accounting of about $46,000 withdrawn under power of attorney.
The court refused large gifts from a patient’s estate, fixed limited committee compensation, removed the committee for conflict and delay, and referred accounts for accounting.
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