Guardianship: Robyn L. Hunter v. Mary Hoeller, et al.
── Guardianship: Robyn L. Hunter v. Mary Hoeller, et al. ──
Case No.: 22A-GU-00908
Court: Indiana Court of Appeals
Date: August 21, 2023
Author: Judge Dana Kenworthy
County of Origin: Marion
Category: Civil
Decision: Affirmed
Judge Crone and Judge Robb concur
Sharon is a widow and a veteran. She has two daughters, Rebecca and Robyn.
Both Rebecca and Robyn are married with children. Sharon spent money on
her grandsons Matt (through Rebecca) and Ryan (through Robyn), trying to
treat them equally. 1
In February 2005, Sharon executed a General Durable Power of Attorney
(“POA”), naming Rebecca and Robyn as co-attorneys in fact. Rebecca and
Robyn’s powers under the POA were to take effect if Sharon became unable to
manage her financial affairs and personal needs.
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