Can my husband still make medical decidions for his aunt if he cant see poa??
Being Executor of her Will has nothing to do with medical decisions while she is alive. He should speak with an Elder Law attorney for guidance.
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Being Executor of her Will has nothing to do with medical decisions while she is alive. He should speak with an Elder Law attorney for guidance.
An outright transfer would almost certainly not be the best solution so definitely speak with an Elder Law attorney to discuss options.
I agree with my colleagues about sufficiency of the information provided. However, I think for something of this nature you should bring all...
I agree with my colleague. Seek help from the local area agency on aging.
If your aunt still has capacity she can create a new POA and terminate the old one. If she doesn't have capacity you will need to speak with a...
I agree with my colleagues. Speak with a California probate attorney.
As my colleague stated, capacity is required to grant an agency under a POA. Your husband should consult an Elder Law Attorney immediately.
You must speak to a probate attorney to speak about opening an estate for your last deceased parent as Administrator to get control.
Your question omits many facts needed to advise you properly but I would say that if your father had a spouse at the time of his death that spouse...
This does sound pretty unreasonable ... although I doubt it would rise to child abuse. I would say to speak with your mother to have her husband...