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#5, posted 26 Jan 2022 7:33 pm135 words
  Texas Daddy (Offline)

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My mother is legally blind, and I have handled all of her finances for her for several years now.

In the last two years she has become a victim of dementia. I have had some problems with her bank not allowing me to use her debit card recently.

We have lived in this town for years, I have always handled her account, even signed her checks right in front of the tellers.

Now they say I can't have anything to do with her account. I want to switch bank accounts, but apparently I need power of attorney to do so... but she's already too incompetent to sign something for a notary.

What course of action do we take now? If you could point me in the right direction, I would be so appreciative.

Thank you!


Edited 26 Jan 2022 7:33 pm by Texas Daddy Reply  
  
     
  
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