Bank appointed as disabled man's conservator fought him, then billed him http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_16175943#ixzz10eQZxkq2 David Olinger
The Denver Post
For 10 weeks, Matthew Keenan lay in a coma, the victim of a hospital error that plunged him into respiratory arrest and cut off oxygen to his brain. A judge appointed his mother to serve as guardian and conservator for her comatose 37-year-old son. Twice, his father called a priest to perform last rites. Then he awoke.
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The bank chosen to manage his money jumped into the case, allying itself with his guardian.
Both billed him for the time they spent challenging him in court.<snip>
The question of his mental capacity "was not close at all," she said.
Yet "instead of helping him, transitioning him away from needing a guardian, these people went into attack mode — and fought him with his own money. Nowhere else in law can that happen," she said.
The Denver Post
http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_16175943#ixzz10eRmiyVb This case is similar to what happened to my father and I... GD WRONG is what it is.