What possible options do I have for my father with dementia along with a host of medical problems at a future court date.
As he is 100% service connected, he is entitled to skilled nursing care paid for by VA--ask his VA social worker about that.
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As he is 100% service connected, he is entitled to skilled nursing care paid for by VA--ask his VA social worker about that.
The administrator of his estate would have to write any required deed.
She's entitled to it by law; why contest it?
Review what you relayed happened. Some would say you didn't have the right to lie to the officers--a prosecutor might call that obstruction and...
Without a valid POA or conservator letter, you cannot act for him.
You are represented by an attorney; you need to pose your questions to that attorney.
You are already doing what you need to do by the temporary guardianship filing. Your next step is a custody action.
If you hold your mother's POA for health care, you can tell the relative to stay away.
By your own admission, you perjured yourself--don't do that on a public forum like AVVO; its not going to be helpful to you.
Your recourse is limited at his point--the law doesn't exist to simply handle every act of irritation or crudity we might encounter in society; it...