In re Guardianship of Alisha K. Golodner
Annotate this CaseIn 2011, the York County Probate Court appointed Daniel Golodner’s stepmother, Gail Golodner, as the full, permanent guardian of Daniel’s minor daughter, Alisha Golodner. In 2014, Daniel filed a petition to terminate the guardianship. The probate court denied Daniel’s petition after a hearing. Daniel appealed. Thereafter, Gail died. Daniel filed a motion for relief from the probate court’s order asking the Supreme Court to “clarify and settle his status as sole custodian.” The Supreme Court vacated and remanded the portion of the judgment relating to the court’s order regarding guardian ad litem fees as a sanction, and dismissed the appeal in all other respects, as it presented issues that have become moot. The Court further ordered the immediate return of the case file to the probate court with the directive that it take action regarding Alisha’s care.
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