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How to Get Power of Attorney for an Elderly Parent in Florida When Siblings Disagree

A Florida power of attorney (POA) can only be granted by the elderly parent while they still have capacity—siblings cannot “vote” to create one after capacity is lost. When brothers and sisters disagree about finances or caregiving, the safest path is a properly executed Florida durable POA plus clear records and checks-and-balances. This article explains […]

How to Protect a Parent With Dementia From Financial Exploitation in Florida: Guardianship vs. Power of Attorney

Aging & Senior Life / Jack Gilbert

In Florida, a valid power of attorney can let a trusted agent step in immediately to manage finances, but when exploitation is occurring or capacity is gone, guardianship is often the only court-enforceable solution. Dementia increases vulnerability to scams, undue influence, and “new friend” financial abuse—especially when banks or family members dispute authority. This article

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