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• St Thomas University School of Law, Miami, Florida, 2010J.D.Honors: Dean's ListLaw Review: Florida Association for Women Lawyers, President, 2009 - 2010 Florida International University, Miami, Florida, 2006B.A.Honors: Magna Cum LaudeHonors: Cum LaudeHonors: Dean's ListMajor: Criminal Justice

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The two little girls who are staying with you? Poor things.... The power of attorney that she signed is just for the girls, correct? It is not a power of attorney granting you access to make medical decisions on her behalf should she become incapacitated and unable to make them for herself.. If she passes, then the power of attorney is gone. You would petition for guardianship in court (even if you stipulate guardianship in a will, kids are not possessions), and chances are very good.. If she lingers in the coma, the power of attorney remains. Does anyone (another friend, family member no matter how distant) have the medical power of attorney? If so, they can make the decision as to whether she stays on life support or whether the plug gets pulled.. In any case, you'd be best to contact a lawyer to be on the safe side. Worst case scenario - it's not taken care of upfront, and the girls end up in foster care, and no-one wants that.

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