Is it legitimate to be reimbursed fot the costs of gifting - Gifts

Full question:

Is it considered legitimite and moral for a Guardian/Daughter to be reimbursed the costs of gifting to the ward through the Guardian checking account without the ward being informed? This is a true form of deceit, is it not? Birthday cakes inscribed "Happy Birthday Dad", Birthday, Christmas and Father's day gifts etc... The court approved her long list of expenditures but, I feel there were a lot of things that were over looked . This is just one of them.

  • Category: Gifts
  • Date:
  • State: Pennsylvania

Answer:

The Court approved them so it would require a Motion for Reconsideration to undo. It is not uncommon for the Court to approve incidental expenses.

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A guardian should not take money from a ward's funds without proper authorization. If the guardian believes certain expenses are necessary, they must typically seek court approval. Unauthorized withdrawals could be considered a breach of fiduciary duty, which may lead to legal consequences.