Re: Durable Power of Attorney

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Re: Durable Power of Attorney
Posted by John_NorCal of CA on 1/3/10 4:27pm	Msg #316498

Best bet would be to refer her to an attorney who specializes in elder care. That is the only recommendation that you can legally make, you may not provide any kind of legal documentation to her unless you are an attorney.

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	Durable Power of Attorney - Tapatia12683 on 1/3/10 4:20pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - John_NorCal on 1/3/10 4:27pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - Robert/FL on 1/3/10 4:27pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - Tapatia12683 on 1/3/10 4:36pm
	Yep...agree with John & Robert. It's - BrendaTx on 1/3/10 4:42pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - LKT/CA on 1/3/10 5:52pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney.... - MrEd_Ca on 1/3/10 6:12pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney.... - LKT/CA on 1/3/10 7:25pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney.... - Notarysigner on 1/3/10 7:33pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - Notarysigner on 1/3/10 6:48pm
	They should have gotten the POA - Robert/FL on 1/3/10 7:02pm
	Statement from the Florida Bar ... - PAW on 1/3/10 7:33pm
	Re: Durable Power of Attorney - DD/OR on 1/3/10 8:25pm
	Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - Linda_H/FL on 1/3/10 8:30pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - BrendaTx on 1/3/10 9:41pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - LKT/CA on 1/3/10 10:43pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - BrendaTx on 1/4/10 6:51am
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - LKT/CA on 1/4/10 2:06pm
	Re: Then it would be a guardianship or a conservatorship - PAW on 1/4/10 7:12am
	Assess the signer's cognition - MistarellaFL on 1/4/10 7:54am

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