ESTATE OF MURRAY D. REISNER, Deceased (21-216/A) — In this compulsory accounting proceeding commenced by a son of the decedent, seeking an accounting by the co-executors, a daughter and another son, jurisdiction was obtained over both co-executors. On the return date of citation, one of the co-executors appeared and requested an adjournment. On the adjourned date the parties appeared, by counsel on the court’s virtual platform, and consented on the record to the entry of a 45-day order to file an account. Accordingly, this decision constitutes the order of the court directing the respondents to file their account and all of the papers required to obtain the issuance of a citation in the accounting proceeding within 45 days of the service upon them of a certified copy of this decision and order. The respondents shall then, without delay, cause the citation to be served upon all parties required to be served in an accounting proceeding pursuant to SCPA 2210. The respondents shall appear before the court from time to time as required for the purpose of the settlement of their account. Settle order. February 16, 2024
GUARDIANSHIP OF JAYDEN T.R. Pursuant to SCPA Article 17-A (23-449) — This is a proceeding pursuant to Article 17-A of the Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act for the appointment of the petitioners as guardians of the person of the respondent, an alleged developmentally disabled person. Upon the oral and documentary proof adduced at the virtual hearing at which the respondent and the proposed guardians appeared remotely, it appears to the satisfaction of the court that the respondent is a developmentally disabled person within the provisions of Article 17-A of the SCPA, that he has a developmental disability which results in an impairment of general intellectual functioning so that he is unable to manage himself or his affairs by reason of his developmental disability (SCPA 1750-a [2]) and that he lacks the capacity to make health care decisions. The court is further satisfied that the proposed guardians and the nominated standby guardian are qualified to assume the responsibility of serving as the respondent’s guardians, including exercising the right to make health care decisions pursuant to SCPA 1750-a (2). Accordingly, the application is granted. Letters of guardianship of the person of the respondent shall issue to his parents, Gloria M.U. and Pedro C.R. His sibling, Darian K.R. is appointed standby guardian to serve when the primary guardians are no longer able to do so. The successor guardian shall assume the duties of his office subject to qualification and confirmation pursuant to SCPA 1757. The Chief Clerk is to mail a copy of this decision and the decree to the pro se petitioners. Decree signed. February 16, 2024
