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Rights of Person Holding POA?

Is it legal for the person holding a power of attorney to keep a family member, who has been living with the parent all her life, from seeing the parent after he moved the parent out without notice?

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September 15, 20150 found this helpful

You can look up - explain Power of Attorney - on Google and get lots of information.
Here is one site:

www.aarp.org/.../EstatePlanningPowerofAttorney.html

I do not believe a POA gives this sort of "power" but you may have
to ask an attorney to investigate what is happening.

 
September 17, 20150 found this helpful

From a long talk with my lawyer about POA, this is going beyond the POAs authority. Unless the parent has been declared mentally incompetent to handle their affairs by professional medical people, the POA has no authority.

 
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