In re Estate of Lynch
Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco
Petition for allowance to the adult son of an incompetent person under guardianship.
1Opinion of the CourtCoffey, J.
The facts set forth in the petitions of Eugene J. Lynch and C. S. Benedict, the guardian of said incompetent, are taken as proved. It is established that Eugene J. Lynch is unable to support himself and is a poor person without any property of his own; that he is the only child of the incompetent, and is twenty-four years of age. That he has always been supported by his mother, and it is her present desire that he continue to be supported out of the funds of her estate, which is ample to provide for her support and for his also, the surplus of annual income after providing for the incompetent…
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