If I have a power of attorney for my mom and my brother gets her to sign papers after this to let him be power of attorney how does this work. Do I need to have a doctor say she knows what she is doing. At the time she has been heavily medicated
Asked on 7/30/15, 4:26 pm
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Steve Raminiak
Law Offices of Steve Raminiak, P.C.
Your question poses very complicated issues that cannot be fairly addressed in this simple format. I recommend that you consult with an attorney who is knowledgeable about Guardianship. Feel free to call me, if you like. I will not charge for the phone call. I always provide free consultations.
Answered on 8/12/15, 8:16 am
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