Re: attorneys ethics
Posted by deb on 8/23/03
On 8/19/03, marcella wortham wrote:
> 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 from first son whos poa has been revoked he knows she pays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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