Q: Yes, my mom has been real sick.there is 5 of us kids.no one is power of attorney.my brother told me if i dont hand over
Bank card hes going to take me to court.my mom told me to keep her bank card and pay her bills while she is in rehabilitation center and dont give it to no other family members.there is no power of attorney.can my brother take me to court to get bank card from me? They have accused me of taking my moms money and im not.they are mad cause i got my moms bank card.but my mom told me to take bank card and pay her bills and dont let the others have her money.what can i do? Can they take me to court?
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A: You should likely continued to follow your mother's instructions and pay her bills with the bank card and not give the bank card or any of her money to any other family members. They can go to court and attempt to be appointed as guardian but they can not take you to court in the sense of you getting into any sort of trouble. If you want you can consult with a local attorney and see about being appointed guardian yourself before they do. Best of luck.
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