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My Dad, I'm just a guy who my father meant well, he left his trust in the hand of the wrong people.

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As my mom's (91) POA, can I refuse a physician's prescription order if I feel it's not in mom's best interest?
Advice on being a co-agent with someone in another state (POA)?
Dad just got hearing aids. Now the TV is twice as loud as before, and he's not participating in conversations like before. Advice?

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G GardenArtist Feb 2020 · Answer 1 · 02/19/2020 13:18:46

What are your specific concerns? Complications in managing the Trust? Admittedly, they're challenging, and can be very complex.

And I assume you do know that you can hire the attorney who drafted the Trust to assist and guide you?

Perhaps if you provide more information we can respond more specifically.

K Kimmotion Feb 2020 · Answer 2 · 02/19/2020 09:59:06

This is something you would have to ask a lawyer who specializes in Trusts and Estates and/or elderly legal matters. If you cannot afford a lawyer, check with your local law schools who might have legal clinics that offer pro bono services. Best of luck to you.

N NeedHelpWithMom Jan 2020 · Answer 3 · 01/25/2020 06:05:52

I don’t quite understand your question. Sorry.

Good luck to you. You need to make an appointment with an attorney if you need legal assistance.

J JoAnn29 Jan 2020 · Answer 4 · 01/24/2020 22:33:14

You may get some help here but we are a forum of caregivers sharing our experiences. Some members have been involved with trusts but I really think you need a lawyer.