Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Nevada

The obvious first question is, "What is the attorney doing for her?" If the trust is in place and you have power of attorney, what does she need a lawyer for? Unless she has someone - other than you - appointed as her guardian, I do not understand the need for an attorney to continue to be involved in her affairs. However, if she is now suffering dementia, she may not be able to fire her lawyer or make any other financial decision. If your power of attorney allows for full control of her financial affairs, then YOU have that power, and can do it with just a quick note stating that you (and she) no longer have need for their services. I wish you well in caring for your mother and handling her affairs.