What can i legally do if a child is stealing money from an elderly parent?
All states have abuse of elderly laws and agencies to deal with elders being abused or stolen from. It should be reported.
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All states have abuse of elderly laws and agencies to deal with elders being abused or stolen from. It should be reported.
Your grandmom's will would be honored unless you can prove the will was made while she was incompetent or made under undue influence.
She will have to retain an attorney to start a probate proceeding in order to get medical records and file lawsuit.
Hold on to POA papers and any records of anything you were involved with as POA. You can be held accountable for your actions as POA.
I reposted your question in the personal injury area of law.
Your question is a little confusing to me for the following reasons. 1. If it is a joint trust-it would need both of you to sign an amendment. 2...
Four years is way too long to think about a contest-6 months is the rule as explained.
Is grandma competent to revoke the POA? If not-the POA will argue she will get better overall care in the nursing home and he has the duty to...
I agrfee with attorney Frederick that attorney Goodson has given you a great answer.
Two WA attorneys have given you the best advice you will probably get.