Georgia appeals court upholds daughter as guardian of 95-year-old mother in sibling dispute
A disagreement among three siblings over their 95-year-old mother's care has gone before the Georgia Court of Appeals. One son had limited his sister's access to their mother, and concerns were raised about how their mother's finances were being handled. The mother has advanced dementia and had earlier given her son authority to manage her affairs. Nonetheless, the court affirmed the daughter's appointment as her mother's guardian.
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