Hill v. Jones

OPINION

ELLIS, Justice.

The court, sitting without a jury, appointed appellee as guardian for her 89 year old mother, an incompetent, and for her mother’s estate. Appellant, intervenor at trial and nephew of appellee, raises three points of error. We affirm.

This case originated as a contested proceeding to appoint appellee temporary guardian for the ward, Mrs. Dorothy M. Hill. The court appointed an attorney ad litem to represent Mrs. Hill’s interests. Appellant intervened at trial, without objection from appellee. All parties stipulated at trial that Mrs. Hill is an incompetent who requires a…