In Re Guardianship of Nolan

Lena Nolan Ament was appointed guardian of the property of her minor daughter, Mary Magdalene Nolan, in 1912, and as such guardian came into the possession of about $12,000 of her daughter’s property. There are two questions in controversy in this case:

1. The first relates to alleged overcharges made by the guardian for the support and education of her ward from 1917 to 1931, inclusive.

2. The second relates to an alleged liability of the guardian for investing her ward’s funds in two certain notes and mortgages without first obtaining authority of court so to do. One of these loans was a…