Key legal question
Whether the appellant should be compensated as a professional rather than private guardian
Extracted holding
No. Her family relationship to the ward, the mandate’s focus on administration and asset management, and the lack of proof of the claimed workload justified treating her as a private guardian.
Extracted reasoning
Compensation depends on all circumstances, especially task scope, complexity, economic situation, workload, and qualifications. Here personal care played no significant role, and the appellant even used outside assistance, so her own training did not make her a professional mandataries.