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Sometimes you have to realize that there is no way to solve such a situation. I think the best situation in this case is to resolve it through the court system.
by jshowa3 8y ago
Sometimes you have to realize that there is no way to solve such a situation. I think the best situation in this case is to resolve it through the court system.
It's incredibly hard to convince people to give up power on their own unless they have a certain disposition, there's no disincentive in doing it, or there's no consequence to them when keeping it. They need to be given a clear consequence if they don't.
- phkahler 8y ago>> It's incredibly hard to convince people to give up power... When I read that I thought the word power was important. The OPs brother-in-law is probably feeling a lot of things, one of which may well be "powerless" in the face of what is happening with his father. I'm not sure what involving the court is going to do in this case - for the patient or the interpersonal issues.
- jshowa3 8y agoIt's probably the only way to get rid of his power of attorney.