As the POA do I have a right to know my fathers medical info/ status?
In CT, Powers of Attorney do not extend to medical authority.
Cheshire, CT
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In CT, Powers of Attorney do not extend to medical authority.
It is difficult to read this since it's all one sentence. If you break it up with punctuation, then I think I could give you an answer, or at...
There are several options here, but you need to have the contract reviewed first by competent counsel.
This is a bit more tricky than it initially may seem. Seek counsel for a consult. Many would give you one for free.
I would also add that you can go right down to the probate court and ask to see the file if you like. Much of it is public record.
Generally speaking, yes. But parts of the proceedings and the pleadings are not necessarily public.
Good question. I don't know the answer. But what you are asking is how long does the plaintiff to put on the short calendar. I think you are...
I thought that a Marsden motion was for CA and not CT?
If you are in state court, then yes. But it sounds like you are already in federal court. District Court is federal court.
Most of the documents are public. Some, such as the physician's evaluation in a conservatorship, are not.