Agree with Linda and Janet. For your sake and the sake of the principal, it's time to get legal advice. Attorney may also strongly recommend allowing the courts to name a guardian/conservator or to file a petition requesting to be named as such. If the principal is already in the throes of dementia, it's probably too late to get a new power of attorney signed by him.
It's so unfortunate you're having to contend with this only because this wasn't found out earlier while it could still be remedied.
Best of luck to you and your family. |
