if suffering from both Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases? I know a person who was sufering from both parkinsons and alzheimers desease who was practically forced into signing a will by his arrogant son mostly in his and his mothers favour,a year after the person signed a power of attorney over to the mans wife . is this legal. a person must be competent to draw up a will, advice please
Wills also address assets beyond real property and financial accounts.
" I know a person who was sufering from both parkinsons and alzheimers desease who was practically forced into signing a will by his arrogant son mostly in his and his mothers favour,a year after the person signed a power of attorney over to the mans wife"
What's the source of this information? How did you learn that this person was "practically forced into signing"? I'm sure the son didn't tell you this, so who was the source? If the person has Alzheimer's, and was the source, are you sure it's accurate?
Someone has the cognition to tell you he was "forced" shouldn't have executed the documents in the first place. So you can see that I'm wondering how you learned about this situation, and whether the source was reliable.
Who is "the man's wife"? Is this the wife of the "arrogant son"?
I'm must trying to sort out whether or not the individual about whom you're concerned was manipulated or pressured, whether he understood what he was doing, or not. And, unfortunately, sometimes someone misunderstands the situation, especially when he has Alzheimers.