I have legal guardianship of my mom who has advanced alzheimer's. Is there any way to obtain power of attorney?
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If you are the court-appointed legal guardian then you already have the type of authority and powers typically granted in a power of attorney. You should discuss your duties, powers and authority with your guardianship counsel.
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Basic answer is you dion't need a power of attorney. You should just be able to show your "letters of office" to anyone who requires proof that you are your mother's legal guardian.
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