(September 11, 2017, 11:57 AM EDT) -- MIAMI — A Florida appellate court majority on Sept. 6 affirmed a probate court’s finding that a son lacks standing to object to its orders authorizing payment of attorney fees from his mother’s assets because the son was not at “interested party” and was not entitled to receive notice of the petitions for reimbursement of attorney fees that were incurred as a result of a guardianship dispute between the mother’s two sons (Antonio M. Hernandez, Sr. v. Eusebio G. Hernandez, etc., No. 3D16-1464, Fla. App., 3rd Dist., 2017 Fla. App. LEXIS 12829)....