In an interview last week, Mr. Spitzer said his office was ready to lift Cypress Hills from court guardianship next month, in part, to remove it from the hands of the receivers.
A Dutch court released Dekker last month from the guardianship of Dutch child protection agencies that had tried to block her voyage because of fears about her safety.
A judge may, in theory, release a woman from the guardianship of an abusive parent or spouse, but only 1-2% of such appeals succeed, says a lawyer in the report.
He also stole $631,000 from the guardianship and estate of a 67-year-old mentally ill man who died in 2000, and $270,000 from another 76-year-old mentally ill man who lives in a nursing home in Queens.
The German monarchy possessed no executive officials comparable to the English sheriff or justice of the peace, and it was diverted from its guardianship of law and order by recurrent conflicts with the papacy and by its absorption in purely dynastic matters.
From a guardianship perspective, such contacts would normally be expected to act as intimate handlers rather than actively participating in offences.
"What we're objecting to is turning the mission of the SCV away from the guardianship of Confederate heritage toward 21st-century activism," North Carolinian Walter C. Hilderman, III told the Mountain Xpress in 2003.
Wishing to free the country from the guardianship of the AOF, Houphouët-Boigny advocated an Africa made up of nations that would generate wealth rather than share poverty and misery.
The cost, on top of the human suffering, is immense: in stolen and squandered savings; the strain on the court system from abusive guardianships; the cost to Medicare and Medicaid from fraud; and from the care of fleeced victims who end up destitute in nursing homes.
