Legal Question in Business Law in Massachusetts

This sounds like a law or business law exame question. The short answer is there was no valid transfer of the property as Ms. Johnson did not have the legal capacity to transfer the property. A guardian does not necessarily have the authority of a conservator. If the Guardian has the authority of a conservator, then the Guardian should execute any deeds.

Moreover, it would appear obbie Neal breached her/his fiduciary duty in having the property deeded to herself/himself. The Buyer also has a claim for damages against obbie neal as well.

I could go on, but if this is an exame question, you should be able to do the rest yourself.

If you were the Buyer, I suggest you contact an attorney to sue the first guardian. If you bought the property with Owner's title insurance, I suggest you make a claim immediately if you have not already done so. If you need legal assistance, please feel free to contact me.

If this a student seeking help, please do not use this forum for this purpose.