- Whether you’ve been named as someone else’s power of attorney (POA) or you’re looking to appoint one for yourself, know what responsibilities and limitations come with this designation.
- Adding this one simple step when a loved one creates or changes their will, powers of attorney and other crucial legal documents can minimize unnecessary stress and familial discord down the road.
- Veterans and their family members can use these pointers to minimize confusion and possibly expedite the process of applying for VA Benefits.
- What is a caregiver to do when a loved one is no longer safe living at home but refuses to consider moving to a long-term care community?
- Familiarize yourself with the basic legal documents and forms that seniors and their caregivers use to create cohesive legal, financial and medical plans for the future.
- Power of attorney documents allow caregivers to advocate for their loved ones, but some institutions require additional documentation. See what specific permissions you’ll need to access personal information and make vital decisions.
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Can POA just sell the house from under Mom and use the rest of that money to care for her without the consent...