My 90 year old mother lives at home and is being cared for by health sides through a geriatric care management company. My sister hired them. She is the health care proxy and she livess out of state. I live nearby and visit regularly.
One of the aides has a temper and on several occasions she has lashed out at me. Of course my mother is upset by this, and when she asks her to stop she doesn't let up. Unfortunately, my mother has short term memory issues and has no recollection of these incidences. I have told my sister about them but she doesn't believe me. Would it be legal to record these conversations?
Asked on 1/28/16, 3:49 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Richard Bryan
Richard Bryan Attorney PC
If your sister doesn't believe you then you need to resolve your relationship with your sister.
Answered on 3/08/16, 7:44 am
Related Questions & Answers
-
First allow me to give some background information. Recently, my father was a... Asked 1/23/16, 4:18 pm in United States New York Elder Law
-
My mother in law is currently in the hospital, but needs to be moved to a nursing... Asked 12/29/15, 7:56 am in United States New York Elder Law
-
If a final decree is not signed by a judge is it valid. it was in surrogate court Asked 11/05/15, 9:08 am in United States New York Elder Law
-
Our parents owned a house in Puerto Rico. When my dad died my brother and I... Asked 10/23/15, 10:56 am in United States New York Elder Law
-
My mom did a deed transfer with retained life estate. (8 years ago). Her will was... Asked 10/19/15, 10:44 am in United States New York Elder Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
