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Lisa4Mom Asked January 2015
Should I try to remove my sister as co-POA and co-guardian of our mother who has severe dementia? If so, how?
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My sister has moved thousands of dollars from the family trust account to her private account and would not return the money until I threatened to file charges against her. She also got a copy of Mom's last will with bequeaths and removed those items from Mom's house that she did not agree with the person to whom they were bequeathed. All of this AFTER Mom was diagnosed with severe dementia and the family trust and her last will cannot be changed.
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jeannegibbs Jan 2015
I'd threaten Sis again, and contact a lawyer. Legal charges might remove her. Do you want to go that far?
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pamstegma Jan 2015
WHOA! I would immediately send a detailed letter to the Surrogate's Court that appointed her Guardian. Failure to report this crime would make you an accessory.
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Lisa4Mom Jan 2015
If this was all that would happen I think I would try to live with it. However, it seems she is pushing the envelope every week. Whomever has Mom with them these days now controls her mind and my sister will not let her out of her sight or to spend time with other family members.
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