Living Will Trust
My mother and father have a living will trust. My father recently passed away and now my mother is the power of attorney. My mother was diagnosed with begining stage of Alzheimers and my sister informed me that since my mother is not capable of making decisions that my sisters and I have the power of attorney. She now tells me that I must give up my right as such and give her sole power of attorney,. Now that was not in the will and does she have the right to change it? Will this make the will null and void? Will she be allowed to put my mother in a honme and sell her home and cars and all she owns?

power of attorney – proxy
My sister has terminal cancer living in NY. Has appointed a person who has been falsely documented medically with a mental condition. The person has been defrauding the social security administration for years in receiving a monthly SSI check. Currently she and my sister share an apartment and split the rent. I am interested in filing for guardianship of my sister. My sister has been unduly influenced by this person to name this person beneficiary of her life insurance policy.The ”proxy” has refused to provide medical information to any family members now that my sister is hospitalized. My sister has been on mind altering perscrption drugs for years and now is on at least 10 other medications as it relates to the cancer. When I speak with her she appears to act very irrational and wants to shut out the family. Her statement: ”I am in full control of my life and I am making the decisions”. We as family know that the ”proxy” is in her ear 247. The ”proxy” stands to benefit to the tune of $100K from the insurance. The ”proxy” has no livihood but is 50 yrs.old in college. The Will, Living Will and Power of Attorney was done in early august 06, approximately a week after my sister was diagnosed. Does the family have any legal recourse