Morris v. Morris

OPINION

COMPTON, Justice.

Albert Morris was mentally and physically incapacitated due to a workplace injury, for which he received federal workers’ compensation benefits. As the illness progressed, he was declared incompetent and Donna Morris, his wife, was named his guardian. He was placed in a nursing home, his caretaking paid by federal workers’ compensation. Donna filed for divorce, and a temporary guardian was named for Albert. Donna and the guardian agreed to a divorce settlement. Donna received all assets, including the family home and ninety percent of Albert’s monthly federal workers’…