[eeevil conservative]

Valid point.

Considering a family member went to a judge for emergency guardianship without telling the rest of the family that she had filed, nor telling the judge that there was more immediate family to Mae-- which by GA LAW would give them the guardinaship, nor did she tell the judge that they were actually IN TOWN- at the moment, that to me would feel like opposition---

I don't know what Mae told the judge on friday when she asked for emergency guardianship- but I know that Ken believes that the judge did NOT know all the facts. Ken actually thinks that the judge would have made a different decision had he known all the facts..

[eeevil conservative]

Again-- I am not saying that this IS what Gaddy told the Judge-- I am saying that at the time-- this is waht KEN believed to be the case--

Beth refused to talk to them-- except to keep saying that she was in control-- OH-- ANd I don't think Beth told the judge that she had duped the Hospice into thinking she had MEDICAL guardianship...

[eeevil conservative]

Again-- I am not saying that this IS what Gaddy told the Judge-- I am saying that at the time-- this is waht KEN believed to be the case--

Beth refused to talk to them-- except to keep saying that she was in control-- OH-- ANd I don't think Beth told the judge that she had duped the Hospice into thinking she had MEDICAL guardianship...

[judgemc]

Yes, that's true.

But in some earlier posts you made it sound like the granddaughter was relying too much on what the hospital thought. Maybe she felt like their was not much time left. Mae's sister had the same thing happen to her. The granddaughter could have just been getting bad advice.

Here I go again with the I, but I would really hate to think that the granddaughter was doing anything malicious to her grandmother. Maybe as jaded as I have become I just could never had treated my grandmother that way and can't picture anyone else doing that either.