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My 100 yr old grandmother is still in her right mind and still lives in her own home. She is currently recovering in a nursing home from bleeding ulcers and will be going home in a couple of weeks. One of my cousins (who had basically disowned our grandmother 8 years ago) suddenly put in an appearance & started taking charge of her medical needs, issuing orders to the nurses at the nursing home and is claiming she has medical power of attorney. That doesn't sound right to me - that she can issue orders like that for our grandmother when she has all of her faculties. She isn't even a doctor or a nurse. I think she is like this because she works in an administrative office in a hospital not far from the nursing home.. . If anyone knows, can you please tell me if having medical power of attorney gives someone the right to force someone to have a medic-alert pendant and a host of other things as a "requirement" to go home? She - the cousin - off-handedly claims that it is the nursing home making this requirement, but I don't think so. She is ignoring everyone else in the family that still resides locally and basically is doing what she THINKS our grandmother needs. Also, in the 8 years of absence & non-communication with anyone in the family, I have been looking after our grandmother - making sure she has all her meds, meals, housekeeping, laundry, etc.... I don't begrudge her if she wants to spend time with our grandmother or wants to do things for her. But she is doing these things without consulting me or my mother (who is our grandmothers only surviving daughter), yet she will call our cousin in another state and fill her in on what is going on. She just can't be bothered to call us or give us ANY (and I do mean a-n-y) information.. . Any information you can provide would be most helpful & appreciated..

Last time I bought a house (this year) I casually enquired with the closing attorney and morgage company. The morgage company would NOT enter into a morgage other than titled in my name. I would have had to re-issue the house deed afterwards. Time and money. The closing attorney said they would be able to process the closing in the name of the trust, but we would have to pay $180 per hour for them to research the trust and follow its guidelines, and this is typically 5 hours of work.. . I have decided a well executed will is what I am doing, and this will also have to be maintained from time to time. Typically a revision to the text every 5 years or so. Still seems like too much work! Not really.

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No. Elder law attorneys specialize helping the elderly deal with their asserts and, in particular, help them plan their estates in ways to best make them eligible for entitlements or enter nursing homes etc.. . Estate planning attorneys specialize in assisting folks, of any age, plan to transfer their assets at and before death in ways to both give the assets to loved ones and to minimize tax burdens.

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