The court's finding that Shari continues to require a property guardian is amply supported by Shari's testimony, respondent's testimony, and the testimony of a court-appointed psychiatrist, who concluded that Shari has a "cognitive deficit" that may not impair her ability to manage many "every day issues" but renders her "deficient" in making "more major decisions that involve planning and forward thinking" (see Mental Hygiene Law § 81.36 [a] [1]). The testimony...
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