In Re Oriole Kjellsen. Terry D. Wieczorek v. Shirley Woldt Oriole Kjellsen

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• holding that guardian was debtor’s “duly appointed representative,” such that purported next friend could not commence bankruptcy case
• evaluating authority of purported attorney in fact under South Dakota power of attorney using that state’s law because “state law determines who has the authority to file a bankruptcy petition on behalf of another”
• evaluating authority of purported attorney in fact under South Dakota power of attorney using that state’s law because “state law determines who has the authority to file a bankruptcy petition on behalf of another”
• “In general, state law determines who has the authority to file a bankruptcy petition on behalf of another.”
• “state law determines who has the authority to file a bankruptcy petition on behalf of another.”
• review of factual determinations is for clear error only

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).