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Can a POA be held accountable and charge with negligence if he allows someone to drive knowing that they are not fit to drive and are a danger to soci

Answered 11 months ago by Mr. Seth Joel Meyerson (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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No.  A POA does not take anyone's rights away, it just allows the holder to do certain things.  Have you considered a guardianship/conservatorship over your father? Go see an elder law attorney.
No.  A POA does not take anyone's rights away, it just allows the holder to do certain things.  Have you considered a... Read Answer

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