[yldstrk]

doesn't sound right to me

[Farmer Dean]

What is in his estate and who wants it?

[Chickensoup]

Have seen this a couple of times. States go after affluent elderly and drain them dry.

[apocalypto]

I agree.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

“That old crackah has some money. Let’s take it from him.”

[terycarl]

and he has an attorney??????????????

[RetiredTexasVet]

Shades of Boston Children Hospital .... when the State owns people and knows how best to take care of them.

[Ace's Dad]

Listen up guys, I suspected vision problems and when I saw his eyeglasses, it confirmed it. Besides his other problems, he needs to dump the outmoded eyewear, maybe even have lasik, to bring his regular distance vision back to 20/20, change to reading glasses only used while sitting at the computer, and whatever else a competent eye doctor would set up. I've had three slip & fall accidents and finally we figured it out.

Now, he has other problems, surely, and maybe they are valid, it's hard to tell, but if anybody who is working with Flentie wants to contact me, I'll be glad to pitch in with what has worked for me. I now, at 73, work as a tour guide around large antique airplanes with no vision problems. I'm abloucks@aol.com, call sign "Squeak."

[B4Ranch]

At the end of the hearing, Judge James W. Van Amburg waived his option to put Flentie under temporary or limited guardianship and instead signed a paper judging Flentie to be “totally incapacitated and totally disabled.”

Flentie was placed under full guardianship, his assets under conservatorship, and never returned to his home.