In RE CONSERVATORSHIP OF ANDERSON v. Lasen

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• holding that appointment of conservator was warranted when attorneys in fact made money gifts to themselves and their children out of principal’s estate purportedly authorized by principal’s gifting program to avoid federal taxes but not expressed in the power of attorney
• finding it was in father’s best interest to pass over priority of daughter who was making gifts to herself when appointing conservator
• agreeing with lower court that holders of POA were disqualified from being guardians where they made gifts to themselves using POA and might ultimately be accountable to the estate for unauthorized transfers

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