My mother Arizona had properly executed a Power of attorney naming 2 siblings. Recently 2 other siblings made a new POA naming themselves as agents .

Mother has dementia. If the second POA proves to be invalid, what happens????

My mother lives in Illinois. She has dementia and has been in a nursing home since July, 2010. She will never go back to her home where she no longer has a mortgage. Even though Mother does not have a will, we all know she wants my sister to have her house, which has been empty since July, 2010.

Question: If my sister were to move into Mother's house now, could it be sold out from under her when Mother runs out of money and needs to go on Medicaid (probably May, 2011)?

my mom dies what do i do with the will how do i transfer her property into my name

My mother is 50 years old and has end stage renal failure. Along with renal failure she's also been diagnosed as severely depressed, anxiety, restless legs syndrome, diabetic, glaucoma, etc.... My siblings and I had cared for her until two months ago when she insisted that she move back to her home town. Oh yeah, we had moved her to the city where her 3 of her adult children live. After 6 months she convinces her brothers and sisters that she's ready to live on her own. Once she's on her own she returns to her ex-boyfriend. This gentleman is an alcoholic and is an enabler rather than a care giver. She has been in the hospital at least 30 of the 60 days she's been supposedly taking care of herself. Doctors have suggested that she is constantly in the hospital because she does not care for herself properly. When she was last admitted she was overdosed on her medication to the point she does not recall being taken to the hospital. While in the hospital the doctors recommended that she go to a rehab hospital to care for her until she was ready to go home however against the advice she checked herself out. I am worried that she is not thinking clearly and may hurt herself. Her depression is really bad and her being on Medicare she's not able to see a mental health specialist.

Can I as her eldest child do anything to keep her from further neglecting herself? Under her boyfriends care she has been overdosed and he's also shown up to medical facilities under the influence of alcohol.