Isolating an elder from other family members is a sign that something weird is going on.
Visit your mother often - keep in closer touch with her. Make it a point to see her or call her at least once a week.
Legally, you don't have the power to act on your mother's behalf unless you are named as your agent in her power of attorney, or you are appointed by the Court as the conservator of her person and/or estate.
Isolating an elder from other family members is a sign that something weird is going on.
Visit your mother often - keep in closer touch with her. Make it a point to see her or call her at least once a week.
Legally, you don't have the power to act on your mother's behalf unless you are named as your agent in her power of attorney, or you are appointed by the Court as the conservator of her person and/or estate.
