tmarksberry
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio
My grandfather is in the hospital and he is 90 years old. He lived at home with his wife and she is unable to take care of him. He does not have a medical power of attorney. He has 5 children and two of them live out of state. None of his children want the responsibility of being his medical power of attorney. His wife is not capable of doing this as well. I spend alot of time with my grandfather and I only want what is best for him. His children do not want me to be his medical power of attorney. He listens to me and trusts me. His daughter in law is trying to get him to sign it over to her. Is there anything legally I can do to stop this?
My grandfather is in the hospital and he is 90 years old. He lived at home with his wife and she is unable to take care of him. He does not have a medical power of attorney. He has 5 children and two of them live out of state. None of his children want the responsibility of being his medical power of attorney. His wife is not capable of doing this as well. I spend alot of time with my grandfather and I only want what is best for him. His children do not want me to be his medical power of attorney. He listens to me and trusts me. His daughter in law is trying to get him to sign it over to her. Is there anything legally I can do to stop this?