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Helpyoyoyo
Asked December 2017
I am being taken to court by my father. POA said I could use money and then conveniently forgets. Any advice?
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Who is taking you to court? What are they expecting to get from you?
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Are you saying you were given permission to use your father's money? Did you spend it on your father's needs? Did you keep receipts?
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