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No Time Specifics On Judges Decision. No Date Or Time Frame Was Given To Execute His Decision, On My Behalf. No Punishment Or Reprimanding Of Guardians Actions.

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Judge ruled in my favor! As Sister POA/ Executor tried to hijack, steal and take ownership of my deceased mothers Checking account.(with her name on it)(a NYS statute allows ownership) which held a substantial sum after squandering as much as they could beforehand.( this was final Guardianship Accounting which I am appealing)

My question (in addition to my appeal) is for technical keywords, Legal terms. As I respond and request the court for another action of extraordinary self gifts. While I do my research through the college library since I have access to Nexsis Uni. This is to try and include prior case examples.

1 Why did the Judge leave his decision open ended. He never set a determined date or limiting the length of time to execute his suggestion on opening a probate to disburse funds properly in this escrow account.

2 What key words can you suggest? That there was no mention of any disciplinary action or reprimand towards the breach of fiduciary duty to act in such a non-accordingly manner? The outright attempt to try and steal my portion of my inheritance. POA deliberately left the second half of the bank signature cards with my name listed as a beneficiary.

It’s as if the Judge is deliberately looking away? Was it my now retired attorney duty to ask for recourse? Perhaps ask to pay for my legal expenses to prove this act of theft?

I have come up with this from AI: I will see what it gets me as far as case study examples? Of course I will use POA/Guardian/Executor and undue influence.

Breach of Fiduciary Duty: A violation of this obligation, which can lead to legal liability.

Misfeasance: Improper performance of an act that a person is legally obligated to do.

Nonfeasance: Failure to perform an act that a person is legally obligated to do.

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