Power Of Attorney Obligations

Summary

A person with a disability in New Jersey holding a Power of Attorney (POA) is not obligated to manage anothers affairs unless specified in the POA document. If the daughter cannot manage her mothers affairs due to her condition, review the POA for specific responsibilities and limitations. Legal advice may be necessary to explore alternative arrangements or modifications to the POA. Consider consulting with a local attorney for personalized guidance.

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Mother lives in CT with state services. All needs met. Daughter disabled and spouse to daughter is POA for daughter and payee. Would daughter be forced to manager her mother’s affair. Daughter lives NJ
In New Jersey, a person with a disability who has a Power of Attorney (POA) generally isn't obligated to manage someone else's affairs unless explicitly stated in the POA document.
- The POA for the daughter would need to specify responsibilities for the mother's affairs.
- If the daughter is unable to fulfill those duties, alternative arrangements can be made.
- Legal advice may be needed for specific circumstances.
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Daughter can’t anything
It sounds like you're dealing with a situation involving a Power of Attorney. If the daughter can't manage her mother's affairs due to her disability, it's important to review the POA document. You might need legal help to explore alternative arrangements. Do you want assistance finding legal help?
Daughter has psychosis and is homebound
It seems your daughter's condition might affect her ability to manage affairs even with a Power of Attorney. It's crucial to carefully review the POA document to ensure it aligns with her capabilities. If alternative arrangements are needed, legal assistance can be helpful. Would you like help in connecting with local legal experts?
What should it include
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In your situation, the Power of Attorney (POA) document should include:
- Specific responsibilities and limitations regarding the management of affairs.
- Provisions for alternative arrangements if the daughter is unable to fulfill duties.
- Conditions under which the POA can be revoked or modified.
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