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In the Matter of Selma McDonald Norton, A Person Allegedly Incapacitated and Disabled Missouri Cases

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Richard C. McDonald and Louise Piccard Dorr, referred to as Children, appealed the summary judgment granted in favor of their mother, Selma McDonald Norton, in a guardianship and conservatorship proceeding. Children had sought appointment of a guardian and conservator for Ms. Norton, alleging she was incapacitated and disabled. During the pendency of the appeal, Ms. Norton passed away. The appellate court dismissed the appeal, holding that Ms. Norton's death rendered the issues moot, as a decision on the merits would have no practical effect or provide effective relief.