A 95-year-old Georgia mother's three children fought over her care after one son moved assets into a trust and blocked his sister's visits; an October 26 court upheld the daughter's appointment as guardian
- Three siblings fought over their 95-year-old mother's care and finances.
- (AI image)A family dispute over the care of a 95-year-old woman with advanced dementia in Georgia ended on Monday with a court ruling in favour of her daughter, after her two sons challenged the decision to make her their mother's guardian.
- According to the case details available on Justia, the disagreement began over who should look after Janet Dixon and grew into a dispute involving restrictions on family visits, control of her money and arguments between the siblings.
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- Three siblings fought over their 95-year-old mother's care and finances.
- (AI image)A family dispute over the care of a 95-year-old woman with advanced dementia in Georgia ended on Monday with a court ruling in favour of her daughter, after her two sons challenged the decision to make her their mother's guardian.
- According to the case details available on Justia, the disagreement began over who should look after Janet Dixon and grew into a dispute involving restrictions on family visits, control of her money and arguments between the siblings.
Sources: Times of India