A Texas appeals court on October 22 rejected LaNoard Bayouth’s bid to manage his daughter Addison’s finances, finding his interests conflicted with hers. The dispute involved $2,650 in monthly child support and $1,829 in Social Security benefits. The court also upheld attorney’s fees awarded to his former wife, ruling the guardianship application lacked just cause.
A Texas appeals court on October 22 rejected LaNoard Bayouth’s bid to manage his daughter Addison’s finances, finding his interests conflicted with hers. The dispute involved $2,650 in monthly child support and $1,829 in Social Security benefits. The court also upheld attorney’s fees awarded to his former wife, ruling the guardianship application lacked just cause.
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