Did he really sit on it, or is that pretty typical for that area? Genuine question here - no tricks, etc.
He sat on it, over and over again. Last time it was brought up before him was Nov. 2003. He chided the Schindlers in May, 2004 for trying to file an emergency guardianship order with him. He said that that is to be used only when they have no legal recourse to advance, and he reminded them that they already filed for it (regular guardianship) in 2002. Michael was to be deposed twice (last August and then again in September) but he never showed. A court recorder was there, but no Michael. Greer never issues a contempt-of-court order, which definitely would have happened to you or I had we been in the same position. Then, adding insult to injury, Greer totally ignored ruling on a guardianship hearing in Feb/Mar when it was brought up again. He's been hiding from it, because it would show on appeal that he has been allowing Michael to get away with violating the guardianship rules over and over again.