In re Evan O. Koller
Court of Appeals of Utah
Judge Gregory K. Orme authored this Opinion, in which Judges Kate A. Toomey and David N. Mortensen concurred.
1Opinion of the Court
ORME, Judge:
¶1 After several years of litigating with her siblings, Appellant Kathryn Prounis 1 successfully moved to have herself appointed as permanent guardian of her ailing father, Evan O. Koller, and permanent co-conservator of his considerable estate. Upon his death, Kathryn moved for the first time to charge her father's estate for her services. Her siblings opposed her motion, arguing, among other things, that she was equitably estopped from claiming compensation due to her many representations made during and after her father's life that she would serve "on a pro bono basis." The…
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