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My mom's financial/medical POA is abusing her power. They say all you have to do is revoke her. Sounds way too easy. She won't give mom any original documents and denies access to her leaving the family and her money. Can mom really just pull out a piece of paper, revoke her, get it notarized and bam. It's done? How does she get acces to everything again

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Your mother can do it, she really doesn't need a copy of the old one to move forward. In this case an attorney would provide the help you need.

I never will understand why people don't keep copies of important documents, baffles me. I always have two originals of everything signed, one for me, one for the other person.
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Your mom has to do it.
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Yes, she can revoke POA anytime. Speak to a lawyer or notary to see how to do it.

If she’s able to sign, it means she’s competent. This means she HAS access to her accounts right now. She can go to her bank and get access. She can tell the bank, the daughter is no longer allowed to have access. The bank will revoke access right away.
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