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@kartwk, But what I mean is do you have someone appointed and authorized to act on your behalf if you are not able? If you have documents that appoint someone you trust, you might be less worried about various family members trying to interfere with you.
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@celia16
There is only so much a lawyer can do if he changes his will. And all that would take is for the one daughter to catch him at the right time and sweet talk him.
Keep in mind that we are talking about adult children that, when their Mother passes, didn't want to come up with the funds to bury her! The oldest daughter didn't have enough funds so H and I picked up the tab to bury his exwife. While we were taking care of that (from out of state) the middle daughter was on a plane down to FL to check out what the Mother may have had of any value (jewelry, knicknacks, etc) that she could sell.
And in our financial situation that was quite an expense.
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@celia16
Yes I do and it is not him but a cousin up in Chicago.