My nephew has DPOA for my father. Can my nephew sell his own house and make my father's house his own permanent home? My nephew is closing bank accounts left and right. My nephew's wife is signing back of checks to be deposited and signing checks to pay bills. She is a teacher and says that they, the law won't question it at all because I am a teacher and teachers don't lie. (That is how my nephew got DPOA thru the courts, because his wife is a teacher.) They both have criminal records, one assaulted a police officer and one for obstructing a police officer and disorderly person (maybe drunk). Before my mother died my father/mother had a will/trust and I the daughter was in charge. I even paid their bills even after her death. My dad has dementia and did a new will/trust and made my nephew POA. Is this legal or not? Can my nephew have a DPOA with a record, or sell his own house?
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I strongly suggest that you retain an attorney immediately! Your attorney will advise you on your nephew's legal, financial and medical responsibilities as a POA and file legal actions to stop all illegal activity. Your nephew must be able to account, to the penny, all financial and actions he has made.
Please do not delay as your nephew may have already used his POA to hide financial accounts, etc.!
to late he stoled over $700,000 plus of my dads money $100,000 plus of my grandma money (dad had poa of his mom). selling things left and right of my mother (she died 2-2015) and selling grandmas (was 94 years old) and her boyfriend (was 87 years old) and selling grandma house in florida which was her other sons house (was 73 years old) KILLED ALL 4 PEOPLE OFF AND NOW ON WITH MY DAD.
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