Post: attorneys ethics
Posted by marcella wortham on 8/19/03
My mother inlaw signs a poa naming her son on 4-17-02 on 8-
27-02 she in the hospital son has a living will trust drawn
up by attorney son tells her she has to sign and pay
$4,000 she refuses on 10-04-02 she goes to bank wants to
see her accounts bank says no not until she takes a test
for mental capacity the bank has same attorney adviseing
them at that time she present a revoke power of attorney
they wont except it 10-4-02 same attorney draws up
gaurdenship papers files them 10-7-02 she take test passes
it gaurdenship is with drawn letter goes to bank allow her
to see her accounts new power attoney other son and
daughter. 10-9-02 attorney accepts check on her account
from first son whos poa has been revoked he knows she pays
for the whole thing. who does he represent her attorny in
the trust the sons in the guardenships and the banks never
any doc letter saying she needs the mental test.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- attorneys ethics, 8/19/03, by marcella wortham.
- Re: attorneys ethics, 8/23/03, by deb.
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