Legal Question in Elder Law in California
A revoked POA is used to admit the POA grantor, against their will, to a care facility. The facility did not know about the revocation of POA that was used for admission until several days later. The facility was supplied with the revocation legal papers.
Can the facility, having the iinformation re: revocation just "sit" on it and do nothing? What recourse does the admitted person have?
Asked on 9/14/10, 12:04 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
A POA cannot be used to admit someone to a care facility against their will. So there must be other things going on that are not in your question.
Answered on 9/20/10, 5:03 pm
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