Hi Quinton, I like your point of view of the bankruptcy part. The court should never disqualify a person who filed a bankruptcy. Someone who filed bankruptcy doesn’t mean they are not trustable and reliable in the decedent’s view. The court should not judge someone’s relationship to the decedent based on a filed bankruptcy. If that’s the decedent’s wish, the court should have appointed if there is no other reason to disqualified. Like the example you use, we about to have a President who filed bankruptcy more than once and that doesn’t stop him from what he’s doing as a business man. That actually change what I was thinking originally, I thought someone who filed bankruptcy recent should not be appointed to avoid any moral issues. However,
