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Q: Is a recusal order required when a writ of mandamus is assigned to a senior judge?
Rachel Lea Hunter
Rachel Lea Hunter
answered on Apr 24, 2013

Why is this an elder law question?

Why would recusal be mandated regardless if the case is assigned to a senior or regular judge? You provide no facts warranting recusal. A senior judge is no different than a regular judge. Senior judges usually work reduced hours or on an as needed basis....
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Q: Can a convicted felon be a guardian for the elderly. Where is this stated in the georgia law.
Tanner Woods Pittman
Tanner Woods Pittman
answered on Oct 14, 2011

I see no prohibition in the Georgia Code from a felon serving as a guardian.

The Adams Law firm in Atlanta disagrees with me in part here:

http://www.atlantaprobatelawyerblog.com/2011/06/georgia_guardianship_and...

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