Greg Lee Speaks Out
Greg LeeAs the name implies, I will be speaking out on a variety of topics that I and others have been affected by, including Guardianship and the Probate Courts.
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No Action Taken. Until Now.
Source Note
This article is a follow-up to No Action Will Be Taken, which examined James Rickerson’s effort to terminate his guardianship and conservatorship.
For this update, I reviewed probate docket entries, court orders, correspon...
Before the Lawyers in the Middle
Source Note
This article is based on Pulaski County Case.net records, court orders, guardianship and conservatorship filings, financial records, and final-distribution documents in In the Matter of Michael Scott Williamson, Case No. 18...
She Fought to Get Her Husband Back
Source Note: This article is based on court records filed in In the Matter of David Shaw, Ste. Genevieve County Case No. 26SG-PR00014, together with records concerning the prior Indiana guardianship and its attempted transfer to Missouri. S...
This Was Never Supposed to Become an Investigation
Greg Lee and his mother, Shirley Butler, on December 30, 2019.
A Note to My Readers
When I first began writing, my goal wasn’t to become an investigative writer. I wasn’t trying to expose problems within Missouri’s guardianship system o...
No Action Will Be Taken
On June 17, 2026, James Rickerson asked the Pulaski County Probate Division to end his guardianship and conservatorship.
This was not simply an email from an outside advocate. The court file contains Rickerson’s own signed request-for-hear...
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