Where a disabled adult who was never competent to make a will has a trust established in her name as part of an estate plan, the guardian may propose that the beneficiaries of the trust be limited to those whom the guardian has reason to believe the ward would include if not incapable of making such a decision.The 1st District Appellate Court affirmed the decision of Cook County Associate Judge Carolyn G. Quinn.In 2003, Inez Rivera received a $12 million personal-injury settlement based on permanent and profound …