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The court could appoint a guardian, but not chose the one who filed. The person who is appointed could be another family member who is willing and qualified or someone approved by the courts for such things. There are requirements to be appointed. Some require state residency and bonding.
Do you intend to intervene and ask for consideration? The court would likely want your input if you have been acting as the POA.