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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ask your grandmother if she wants to revoke the financial power of attorney from her brother in favor of someone else if she is competent.  Contact the Office of Aging in the County where she lives or the local bar association in her county.  They may have a lawyer referral service that will allow you to meet with an elder law attorney for a consultation fee.[/quote]

OP here.

Thank you.

I have asked my Grandmother this. She won't say anything. I honestly feel like she is scared out of her mind. I know she feels trapped and so do I. But, I don't think sitting and watching him treat her like this is the right thing to do either.

My grandmother has had 4 strokes. She isn't doing well. I do not want her last days, weeks, months or years to be spent treated this way. Tonight, she was let go from the hospital and he ONCE AGAIN stated that he was Medical POA. The sister who is Medical POA lives further away and couldn't make it to the hospital in 2 hours.

I will look into your recommendation but I doubt they'd have much to offer if she won't pull the POA, huh? [/quote]

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