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When you start to suspect that a court-appointed guardian is hurting, neglecting, or financially exploiting someone you love, the question usually comes out fast and blunt: Can you sue a guardian in Texas? The short answer is yes, sometimes. But in many Texas guardianship disputes, the better question is where and how you challenge the
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A family member can contest your guardianship case in Texas, but they cannot veto it on their own. The judge makes the final decision based on legal qualifications, evidence of incapacity, whether guardianship is necessary, and whether you are a suitable person to serve. If you're reading this, you're probably already in a hard spot.
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A hard phone call often starts this problem. Your mother has been forgetting medications, missing bills, and letting strangers into the house. You’ve been taking her to doctor visits. Your brother has been helping with the bank account. Both of you believe you’re protecting her. Then one of you files for guardianship, and the other
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