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Rights of a Power of Attorney?

My wife has been diagnosed with dementia. Without my knowledge, her nephew got her to add him to her bank accounts. If I can get a durable POA, can I have him removed from her bank accounts?

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January 19, 20160 found this helpful

You must consult with an attorney specialized in elder care/abuse issues immediately to remove your nephew from access to your wife's accounts and protect you both. A POA is usually needed for medical and financial decisions, not legal issues.

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