(case involves issue of whether trust protector liable for not replacing existing trustee of special needs trust (SNT); trust protector had right to remove trustee and appoint successor trustee and would not be liable for any actions taken in "good faith"; trust did not contain provisions giving protector power or duty to supervise trustees or direct trustee actions; initial trustee resigned and successor appointed until resignation two years later; successor trustee appointed and then protector resigned; trust assets declined in value substantially (with the slide beginning before protector resigned) and suit brought against protector and parties that had served as trustee on claim that fiduciary duties had been breached and conduct had been in "bad faith"; trial court granted protector's motion for summary judgment, but appellate court reversed on basis that fact issues remained; on remand, trial court determined that trust limited protector's power to trustee removal and that protector had no obligation to monitor trustee's actions; trial court granted directed verdict for protector; on appeal, court affirmed on basis of lack of evidence of loss of trust value due to protector's conduct or lack thereof; trust protector only has authority granted in trust instrument and trust did not state that protector was a fiduciary).