Edward J. Abel, RN’s Post

It's FAQ Friday! Today's question: If I have Power of Attorney for a loved one who is refusing care, can I force this person to move? Answer: If you are in this situation, we understand how challenging this is for you. Unfortunately a power of attorney does not give you the right to force someone to move. Usually this requires a Guardianship or Conservatorship. We can help you identify an elder law attorney which may be your best next step. We can give you referrals to excellent attorneys specializing in laws relating to eldercare. #Caresultants, #FAQs, #Caregiving, #PowerOfAttorney

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