I have DPOA, what can I do about VA wanting to assign a fiduciary?

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bflewis57 Asked May 2020

I have DPOA, what can I do about VA wanting to assign a fiduciary?

I have a durable power of attorney over my bother and he get 100% VA they say my power of attorney isn't acceptable and now they want to give him a fiduciary what can I do since I have been taking care of him before he became incompetent.

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VA has its own form as does social security and many banks. Could they be talking about you as the fiduciary?. VA talk for a DPOA that would allow you to conduct VA business for bro.

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Seems this would be like a guardian. Government entities don't except POAs. I would ask if by doing this would you be kept in the loop.

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