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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“They’re Not a Part of This Case”
In a handwritten note dated July 24, 2026, James Rickerson described himself as being “detained inappropriately” at a Nixa facility by Public Administrator Rebecca Allen. He asked for a court-appointed attorney, “not a GAL,” from a neighbor...
“Respondent Appears in Person.” Or Did She?
This is Part 2 of The Lawyers in the Middle. Part 1 examined John Farris’s work for Pulaski County public administrators, the fees paid through probate, and the question of who hired him. Read Part 1 here.
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She Had a Lot of Money. She Wanted to Go Home.
Margarete H. Webster. Photo provided by a member of her family.
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This article is based on records from Pulaski County guardianship and conservatorship case 16PU-PR00134; medical records from Phelps County Regional Medical C...
The Lawyers in the Middle, Part 1
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This article is based on court filings, docket records, annual settlements, attorney invoices, recorded real-estate documents, courtroom audio, Pulaski County payment records, and Sunshine Law responses reviewed by the auth...
No Action Taken. Until Now.
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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...
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