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arletabrown Asked October 2010
My father has dementia and will not let mother have Power of Attorney. What can be done?
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We have spoke to 2 lawyers and they say in Texas it is almost impossible to prove a person incompetent, even if he knows his name he wins
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If he is not competent, then POA is no longer an option.
If he is competent, is there another family member who he would give POA to. From my own experience, spouses are not always the best choice for a POA. My mom would already be dead and her money gone had my step-dad been POA.