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Relative financially abusing mother with dementia POA


Question Posted Tuesday February 18 2025, 2:46 am

My mother's step sister is financially abusing her by getting a POA and removing large amounts of money from my mothers bank account. She lied and applied for a restraining order against me and dropped it when I showed up to court. I think she believed I wouldn't show up. What can I do?

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Dragonflymagic answered Thursday February 27 2025, 9:14 pm:
I used to be a caregiver and know that all the states have their own agencies to give advice and help those taken advantage of.Since I don't know your state, try this link: [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
See if that link can help put you in contact with agency for your state/area. I wish you the best.

Just so you know, it is common for an elderly or mentally ill person to get help financially but I have only known of the person deciding and assigning whomever they want who agrees to help. So I am sure there are special rules in place when a person cannot make that decision on their own for example as when dementia is an issue.

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