Does the person who has POA for a parent, have a responsibility to provide financial reports to the other siblings?
By loretta pearson from IL
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I beleive the answer would be no. But others might have more info or you may find more info on the internet somewhere. Like Ask.com
I honestly don't know about legally but morally I think they should! This is a question best asked from the heart or from an attorney.
Hello,
The answer is yes. Other siblings have a right to know and if you don't provide them with the information, they can take you to court to get any answers they need to know.
I cant answer legally as I am not a lawyer, but I think if you respect family unity, I would do so. Ask yourself how you would feel if the situation were reversed.
No they don't, unfortunately!
I don't know what the legal responsibility would be, but unless there is a greedy sibling trying to get something that does not belong to them, I would share as much info as possible to keep peace.
No, the person designated with power of attorney doesn't have to provide financial reports.
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