On Jan 12, 9:52*am, D Peter Maus wrote:
On 1/12/11 11:17 , John Smith wrote:

On 1/12/2011 9:07 AM, RHF wrote:

...
Can Her Husband Be Appointed Her Legal
Guardian by the Court -and- Resign For Her ?
...

I certainly HOPE NOT, we have no rule by royalty in this country. The
king can't assume the "queens'" duties ... we simply have no "queens."

* *Actually, that's happened in a number of states, now.



Whatever transpires in the interim, a special election will need to be
held to elect someone to fill her office. However, whether she is brain
dead or not, do you really think anyone will notice a difference? I
mean, other than her family and friends?

Haven't all politicians only been reduced to bad jokes? Since they have
stopped representing the will of the majority, what credibility should
they be granted? NONE, in my book ...

Regards,
JS

JS,

The normal Legal Process in just about every
US State for someone who can not Think for
Themselves {Brain Damage} or can not Care
for Themselves {Disabled} is for the Courts to
Appoint the Spouse, Children, Sibling, Parent
{A Family Member} as the Guardian of First
Choice if possible.

-if-not- Then the Court will Appointed Guardian
a/o Conservator to Act-For and On-Behalf-Of
the Totally Disabled.

That's What Our Society's Social Service Rules
and Regulations Require and Our Laws Mandate.

Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords :
Ain't No Provision for 'Substitute' US Representatives
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...e7194d54d61f29
Seems like a good Issue to be Studied and
Resolved by the Leadership of the US House
and it's Members -in-the-near-future- ~ RHF