From: kenneth ditkowsky
Sent: Oct 8, 2014 6:02 AM
To: Barbara Stone
Cc: Jeff Weinkle , Sam Sugar , “JoAnne M. Denison”
Subject: Re: adversarial proceedings
The guardianship proceeding is statutory and provides limited jurisdiction to the Court so as to facilitate a reasonable accommodation of a disabled persons disability. (ADA) The Regulations drafted by the Justice Department explain this concept as does the words and phrases of the Illinois, Florida, et al statutes.
The guardianship is not supposed to be an adversary proceeding, except, that the petitioner for a guardianship is required to prove the specific disabilities by clear and convincing evidence. Due process is defined not only as notice and hearing, but effective notice and hearing.
The problem is that you can cite cases till you are blue in the face and they mean absolutely nothing as the guardianship cult which includes a significant number of corrupt…
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