My mom has been in a nursing home for three years. She has dementia. Me and one of my brothers have POA.

Her sisters called and said they are moving her into an adult home. Can they do that without the POA approval?

Hi,

I have a question about a vehicle loan taken out by my grandmother and cosigned for by my aunt. My grandmother is on hospice care and is living with me now, the loan is outstanding for 17k and her life insurance will not come close to this. My aunt has been making habitual late payments on the vehicle and is still in possession of it. I am wondering if there is a way to transfer all responsibilities to my aunt with her poor credit, or any other solutions you could offer me.

Thank you,

Josh

Mr & Mrs Barber are both 90 yrs old living in assisted living-They qualify for ALTC (Arizona Long Term Care) on income and health but their only assest is about 60 thousand in the bank which is going down very fast.Is there a legal way to put the money that is in the bank into a long term care trust in their daughters name, so it can be used for their care?

HOW MUCH WILL THIS COST TO HAVE DONE.

IS THIS LEGAL, so it will not interfere with them qualifying for the program?

I don't know if this is the right place for my ? , but here it goes.

I have an elderly aunt and she's started showing signs of not knowing whats going on 40% of the time. And ever since this has started, her daughter has been taking advantage of her state of mind. She's been spending 1-2 thousand monthly or more. She does not have permission at all, we are all concerned, and hoping that you'll be able to help with this ?. Or lead us into the right direction

My wife has been the POA for her Mother and Father the past 5 years. Her Father recently passed away. Her Mother is in an assisted living center. Her Mother and Father promised my wife in lieu of charging a POA fee she was promised the car. We were given the car (intent) but was not signed over. "We" have had the car for about 5 months. She (mother) now wants to drive again. We said no, your 88 years old and in very poor physical health, too much risk, liability etc. The Assisted living center provides transp[ortation. The 2 other siblings agreed. The car's blue book worth is ($5000). My wife's work was worth 10 times that amount but we wanted her mother's to protect her cash reserves. Her mother contacted her attorney and her attorney said even though you are entitled to a POA fee you can't collect. Why? You can not back charge for the past 5 years. But her mother did not keep her promise for compensation. No answer given. We have written documentation from a sibling that was witness to that agreement for my wife receiving the car as compensation. #1) we will give the car back but my wife wants to be compensated before she hands over the accounting- my wife is resigning as the POA. Is what this attorney is saying true? I have found nothing in the Illinois State Statutes that prohibits my wife charging a POA fee retroactively nor due I see that the amount had to be originally agreed to- it is discretionary but to be reasonable by percentage or hourly.

Thank you

my mom has alzheimers i need to file for gardianship she will not be able to live a lone soon please help

My brother is POA for our mother, and wants to turn it over to me. She is in a care facility, has medi-cal. We pay $900 of her $935 social security check to the facility. Because she owns a home, they said that when she passes, the cost of her stay will have to be paid back. But the problem is one of our siblings took a reverse mortgage out for our mom and stole $180,000 and now we had him convicted of financial elder abuse and is ordered to pay restitution of $1,200 a month. That has been a problem.

The mortgage now stands @ $280,000 so by the time we sell her home, pay the loan back, there may be no money left to pay back the facility or medi-cal! Can or will they legally go after the POA or her children for reimbursement?

My mother is 87 and is a widow. Her manufactured home is on her and my name (can be sold with either one of our signatures). Her CD's and bank accounts read her name OR my name. She may have to go to assisted living or nursing home in the near future. How do I protect her assests? Can I take her name off of her assets to protect them - is there a time period? And if I start spending the money from the accounts will I need a paper trail of what the money was spent on or can it just be

transfered to my name.