This case determined whether an incompetent elderly woman was entitled to notice through an independent representative rather that the trustee of her trust in light of the fact that her trustee/agent was involved in adverse claims against her property interests. Anthony L. Barney, Ltd. sought to support the fact that the incompetent elderly woman was entitled to her constitutional right to receive proper notice through a non-adverse party before her property could be taken from her, and agreed to file an appeal despite not being her original trial counsel. Despite the adverse actions taken by the trustee against the incompetent elderly woman, the Court of Appeals for Nevada ruled that adequate notice was properly provided to her through the trustee who was also her agent under a power of attorney. Notably, this case was concurrently being addressed on various legal points in the Georgia state courts, which declared on June 25, 2025 that the incapacitated elderly woman’s constitutional rights had, in fact, been violated by the actions taken against her in Nevada and that that her assets were in immediate risk of being confiscated by the Nevada trustee.