The Orphans’ Court properly found that the alleged incapacitated person (“AIP”) was incapacitated and in need of guardianship services, notwithstanding the testimony of the AIP to the contrary, based on medical testimony that the AIP had impaired short-term memory, so … Continue reading
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It was not an abuse of discretion or error of law for the Orphans’ Court to continue the appointment of a plenary guardian for the incapacitated person when there was uncontradicted testimony at the review hearing that the incapacitated person … Continue reading
The Orphans’ Court properly concluded that there were no less restrictive alternatives for an alleged incapacitated person, and that a plenary guardian of his person and estate were necessary, when the alleged incapacitated person was shown to be suffering from … Continue reading
The Orphans’ Court had addressed the argument that the alleged incapacity person had established an adequate support system, so that there was a less restrictive alternative and the appointments of a guardian of the estate and a partial guardian of … Continue reading