Q: I am a neighbor to a woman here in pa..
Her daughter lives in Virginia, has power of attorney and cleaned out her house of clothes, dinnerware, dishes, bowls, spoons, furniture, bed and box spring...
A: I don't know what your question is. The fact that the daughter holds a Power of Attorney is irrelevant. That would not give the daughter the right to remove those things without her mother's consent.
A: I am not sure there is a question here ? The Power of Attorney only allows the daughter to take actions on behalf of her mother.
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