Is the document binding? The (LABF) Laborers Annuity and Benefit Fund of Chicago, says I have to aquire guardianship. I've researched and am in the process of obtaining a durable power of attorney. He has unspecified dementia. He still comunicates well, just very forgetful. He wants me to handle all his financial affairs. Can the LABF contest this document, because of the unnotorized competency form? It's not binding if it was not notorized, am I correct in this matter? Also I am his only family and his only caregiver. And his only daughter.
I know there are lawyers in Illinois that will do work similar to this for a percentage of the recovery fee. My brother had one years ago. You might try searching for one.
How can they tell you that you must file for guardianship? That is a very lengthy
and expensive process requiring court appearances and a life time of commitments and record keeping.
I only needed one letter from DW's Dr. to get guardianship in NV. Nothing was notarized. And the court accepted it, as did anyone holding an account on DW.
I agree with sendhelp. How were they able to aquire his medical records? That part sound illegal to me without some explanation.
Good luck with this fiasco.