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Danny Tate is a successful singer/songwriter who was conserved in an ex-parte hearing in Judge Randy Kennedy’s court in Nashville, TN. (Judge Kennedy is the only probate judge in that county — so all probate matters go through him.) Danny wasn’t given notice of the hearing and Kennedy put him in a “temporary conservatorship” — a court-ordered hell (to quote an article that was written about the case) that lasted for 2.5 years. Danny was “freed” in 2010 but not really – the conservatorship has kept an ugly hold on Danny’s finances to this day.
It’s a Ripleys Believe it or Not type of case because not only did the conservatorship consume Danny’s over $2 mil estate, it plunged him into spiraling debt. Last year, the court ordered Danny’s home to be auctioned off to pay the ravenous lawyers – and guess who bought it? Danny’s own former lawyer – and at a very reduced rate.
Danny is unique because most victims of guardianship abuse are elderly and unable to speak up. Danny’s a walking, talking survivor – and he’s got a lot to say!
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May 06, 2013 @ 19:50:25
Though experiencing some court “wins,” no authority seems concerned that every motion filed, every hearing scheduled throws Danny Tate deeper and deeper into debt. The continued legal ploys only strengthen the sense that this case is, and perhaps always has been, more about asset looting than protecting a troubled individual and his property. The May 24 hearing at which the conservatorship was technically terminated had both attorney Housch and Judge Kennedy proudly promoting a “we saved him” theme. Perhaps the best measure to the conservatorship “success,” however, is found in Danny Tate’s Motion to Proceed as a Poor Person on Appeal .
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