This helps in Texas:

"A doctor must evaluate the proposed ward and certify that he or she is incapacitated."

https://texaslawhelp.org/article/guardianship#:~:text=The%20Process%3A%20Your%20attorney%20will,also%20be%20served%20or%20notified

'“Citation to Appear and Show Cause”'
"You may attend the hearing and raise your concerns about the proposed guardianship at the hearing. You can also file an “Objection” to the Guardianship in a written statement and submit it to the court."

https://www.parvinlaw.com/contested-guardianship/#:~:text=You%20may%20attend%20the%20hearing,submit%20it%20to%20the%20court.&text=Once%20a%20judge%20signs%20an,a%20guardianship%20becomes%20more%20challenging

@jodystillwrites I am doing Ok. My Mom is still sore after falling on May 2nd. Luckily, she did not hit her head or break anything.

Thanks for asking, Jody.

How are you?