It depends upon whether or not the court-appointed Guardian has violated any of the 21 reasons to remove a Guardian under section 744.474, Florida Statutes (2015). Various cases have dealt with removal of a Guardian in which the court-appointed Guardian has allegedly failed to properly care for a loved one’s property or person, mishandled the ward’s funds, or failed to properly or timely file the required documents with the court.
If you have any questions regarding protecting a vulnerable elderly loved one or are concerned about your loved one being harmed or susceptible to undue influence, you may contact Probate and Guardian Litigation Attorney Thomas Upchurch at (386) 272-7445.
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One example is when an individual at a meeting I attended asked me a few questions about what to do about removing the court-appointed Guardian of her father, Michael.
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