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4 years ago my dad died on april i and my sister both had my mom create a will both my sister and i are equal POA over my moms estate after she dies Before this my mom had medical issues dieabetic and back injury she was prescribed medication which seemed to leave her in a fog loss of breath After dad died we changed doctors The new doctor reduced and eliminated some of the medication that caused to fog and short breath This did help My sister from april to july was taking mom to doctor visits i didnt go with them My sister is a CMA at a retirement home so we trusted her In the time my sister was driving my mom to doctor visits she was talking my mom to hand over the house to my sister So she went to a lawyer created a new POA giving her charge over my moms medical and finances She convinced my mom to withdrawl all money from her bank close this account open a new account at a different bank using her POA Unknown to me my sister had my mom do a test at clinic to see if she
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A POA expires with the person. Hopefully your mother named you and your sisters co-executors in your Will.
Because your description is cut off after "had my mom do a test at a clinic to see if she," it is not clear whether you are asking whether your mother had legal capacity to do the things to which you apparently object but may have suffered undue influence or lacked capacity to do them with or without undue influence.
Answered on Apr 26th, 2021 at 5:13 AM
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