Whether the appeal against the tutelage decision was admissible despite the appellant not challenging the dispositive part of the first-instance order.
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant lacked a legally protected interest: he did not contest the dispositive order itself, only sought a counter-expertise and challenged the evidence.
A remedy requires an interest; only a party harmed by the dispositive part and seeking its modification may appeal. Since the appellant did not attack the institutionalization of voluntary tutelage, there was no appealable interest.