Ancillary letters of guardianship are issued to whom?

• A. Any person entitled to any part or all of an estate
• B. A bequest
• C. A distributee
• D. Any person to whom ancillary letters of guardianship, whether of the person, property, or both, of an infant have been issued.

Answer: (D)

Ancillary guardianship letters are issued to the person who already holds guardianship over an infant’s affairs and who needs authority to act in related matters. In other words, they go to the guardian of the infant (for the person, for the property, or both) to handle aspects connected to that infant’s guardianship in another proceeding or context. This isn’t about heirs, bequests, or distributing an estate to beneficiaries; it’s about extending the guardian’s authority to manage the infant’s affairs as needed.