Trapp v. Trapp

Plaintiff was the guardian of the person and estate of his father, William Trapp. The father died in February, 1928. Shortly thereafter plaintiff presented to the probate court his final account as guardian. A hearing thereon was had and the account settled and allowed by an order of that court. In that account the plaintiff took credit for and was allowed $50 for “personal services and expense of guardian.” What this item included is not otherwise shown. Administration proceedings on the father’s estate were pending in the same probate court at the time the guardian’s account was settled.…