In an action involving the removal of a trustee of a life insurance trust established to provide for petitioner's son and his brother, trial court's orders denying respondent-trustee's objections, approving a third guardianship accounting petition, and ordering trustee to pay petitioner compensatory damages in the amount of $77,573.40 is affirmed as trial court did not abuse its discretion in overruling trustee's objections, nor in finding unreasonable and bad-faith assertion of meritless objections in awarding the compensatory damages.