Casamello

Casamello v. Hamman

Good Law
170 Cal. App. 2d 606·1959 Cal. App. LEXIS 2256·339 P.2d 183
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 25, 1959Civ. No. 23566California837 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Fox, J.

— In this guardianship proceeding Lowell Chandler, the father of the ward, and Louise Casamello, the child’s maternal grandmother, filed separate petitions for the revocation, inter alia, of letters of guardianship that had been granted to respondents over the person and estate of George Ernest Chandler, a minor. The trial court refused to grant any relief on either petition. As a consequence, both petitioners have appealed.

Chandler married Doris, the child’s mother, in the summer of 1949. George was born in August, 1955. A few weeks thereafter the parents separated, the child remaining with the mother. Subsequently Doris and the child took up residence with one Todd Carey. In approximately September, 1956, Doris entrusted George’s custody to her mother, Mrs. Casamello. He remained with her until March 28,1957, when Doris picked him up and placed him in the care of respondents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamman, with whom she had recently become acquainted through Carey. Soon after this incident Mrs. Casamello filed a petition to be appointed guardian of the child. The Hammans countered with a petition for letters of guardianship on their own behalf. The conflicting petitions *609 were heard…

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