Dad is in a care home and is self-funding. I have seen that she has been paying her own bills out of one of Dad's accounts and is also using his credit cards. I told her to stop doing this but she is just not listening. I don't want her to get into trouble with the law as I feel pretty sure that she shouldn't be doing this. She says she has paid some of the money back and will continue to do so when she can. Sorry, I forgot to say that we have joint PoA.
Dad's funds are running out and we will have to sell his home. Now my sister is saying we should buy another property to let because his house would need a lot of repair work being done to it. Can siblings with joint PoA sell their parents property and then use it to buy another property? It doesn't seem right to me and I am refusing to go along with her.
Even though we have joint PoA could she sell it without me knowing?
I'm also worried about where the proceeds would go to. Because of what she's been doing I'm reluctant to having the proceeds going to an account which she can also get into.
Can anybody help me here. I can't sleep with worry. Dad is the important one here and I want him to be able to stay where he is but if my sister uses up the money .. I can't bear to think of what might happen to my Dad.
Dad's funds are running out and we will have to sell his home. Now my sister is saying we should buy another property to let because his house would need a lot of repair work being done to it. Can siblings with joint PoA sell their parents property and then use it to buy another property? It doesn't seem right to me and I am refusing to go along with her.
Even though we have joint PoA could she sell it without me knowing?
I'm also worried about where the proceeds would go to. Because of what she's been doing I'm reluctant to having the proceeds going to an account which she can also get into.
Can anybody help me here. I can't sleep with worry. Dad is the important one here and I want him to be able to stay where he is but if my sister uses up the money .. I can't bear to think of what might happen to my Dad.