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12/01/05, 10:26 am

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Incapacitated---power of attorney??

If a parent becomes incapacitated (medically/stroke/incomeptent), and there isn't a spouse. How would the childern (with all in agreement for one child to become power of attorney) obtain a power of attorney over the incapacitated parent, so that they may make the necessary decisions?

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