In re the Guardianship of Mark C.H.
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
*766OPINION OF THE COURT
Kristin Booth Glen, S.
This case presents an issue of significant concern:
Can SCPA article 17-A meet constitutional standards in the absence of a requirement of periodic reporting and review? The facts of this case place the issue in stark relief.
Facts
Mark C.H. was adopted five days after his birth by Marie H., a woman of significant means, who subsequently also adopted his brother, Charles A.H. From the beginning, Mark suffered from disabilities and, at the age of seven, was diagnosed with autism. Marie traveled widely and spent substantial sums seeking to cure or improve…
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