In re A.T.I.G.
Annotate this CaseAfter Mother was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, she prepared a testamentary appointment of guardianship and conservatorship of Child in favor of Grandparents. After Mother's death and upon a petition by Grandparents, the district court confirmed Grandparents' appointment of guardianship. Child's alleged father (Father) subsequently filed a motion to vacate the guardianship appointment, arguing that he had not received notice of Grandparents' guardianship petition as required under the Court Appointment Statute. The district court denied Father's motion. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) Father had standing to bring this appeal even though he did not formally intervene in this case, but (2) none of the issues raised in Father's appeals were preserved for appeal or warranted reversal under plain error review.
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