Legal Question in Banking Law in California
I have general durable power of attorney for my mother which includes banking. She is currently a joint tenant on my savings account. I requested my bank open a new joint account for my mother and I but they claim I need a conservatorship. I have already been given the broadest powers in regards to my mothers finacial affairs. We are only talking about a social security check every month. She has no other finances or property. I am only doing this to satisfy the requirements for continued Medi-cal.
Why do I have to incure the expense of going to court to be appointed, when I already have power of attorney?
Asked on 7/29/11, 3:19 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Joel Selik
www.SelikLaw.com
You may want to try another bank.
Answered on 7/29/11, 3:23 pm
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