A court appointed guardian who took over my dad’s care because I became sick with a brain tumor and IIH. She made a decision on her own to refuse to pay my dad’s bills. Neglecting his care and now she is quitting because she says his case is too complicated. but she hasn't paid his bill at his assisted living facility in a memory care unit. What do I do. My poor dad.
She has made a decision not to pay some or all bills. You will not be privy to any information as regards that and she is not obligated to explain it. She may have reasons. If your father doesn't have money, then there is no money for bills, and what money there is must go to care. At the end, when your father is gone, those who put a lien on his estate can collect what is left of his estate.
You say that the guardian has (apparently) told you that this estate is too difficult to manage. If this is a difficult estate it is the last thing YOU need on your plate. Allow the courts to handle this.
I am wishing you the best and a full return to health.
The assisted living facility director can speak to the court that appointed the conservator. You should too. The facility director should also submit the complaints to the court in writing and will likely do this. The facility will get their money. Don't forget, care facilities have lawyers of their own that are like wild dogs. They will recover every cent this conservator had not lawfully administered on your father's behalf and then some. You don't have to do anything except sit back and watch those legal dogs tear up that carcass in court.