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Alabama

OneGrassRoot

(23,444 posts)

10. Coffee County

Reply to Frasier Balzov (Reply #7)

Wed May 10, 2023, 01:41 PM

May 2023

It’s the fact that her agent (my aunt) has decompensated mentally and physically so suddenly that is making this a bit of an emergency. And I couldn’t make an appt with an atty in Alabama in time, unfortunately.

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Any Alabama attorneys here? [View all] OneGrassRoot May 2023 OP

Why not call the attorney who created the POA and ask him? n/t SheilaAnn May 2023 #1

He's deceased. n/t OneGrassRoot May 2023 #3

Ahh, that does make a difference. I would definitely check with a local atty. though. n/t SheilaAnn May 2023 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author SheilaAnn May 2023 #2

Medical Directive bpj62 May 2023 #5

Medical Directive bpj62 May 2023 #6

That's the way it was for me when I got a POA for my mom. n/t (KS, btw) slightlv May 2023 #8

Thank you! n/t OneGrassRoot May 2023 #9

It may be too late for a new Power if your Mom actually needs a conservator now. Frasier Balzov May 2023 #7

Coffee County OneGrassRoot May 2023 #10

Free POA advice offered by this agency. Frasier Balzov May 2023 #11

Thanks very much! n/t OneGrassRoot May 2023 #12

Best to do both IbogaProject May 2023 #13