Good News, Bad News

[gehayi]

The first piece of good news is that I won first place in the Best of Fandom UFO Awards for the Dresden Files story "The Affairs of Wizards." (Not that fandom awards mean much, but I'm very pleased just the same

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[bktheirregular]

Yeah, I think it's time and past time for you to revoke that POA - most sample forms I've found so far are very simple, and amount to writing down "I granted X power of attorney on Y, see attached copy; I am revoking this power of attorney as of this date." Sign and date before a couple of witnesses and a notary public - sounds like you've got people willing to help out in that regard, from what I gather - send your POA a notarized copy by certified mail, return receipt requested, and she is no longer authorized to act on your behalf. But talk with the legal aid people to be sure.

Found what looks like a couple of decent sample forms here: http://www.lectlaw.com/forms/f098.htm ... oh, and one referring to Connecticut here: http://www.ctelderlaw.org/PowerofAttorney/RevokePOA.htm

And a Q&A on POA's in CT here: http://www.ctelderlaw.org/PowerOfAttorney/POAQandA.htm

Frankly, it sounds like she's a crook, and if she refuses to cede POA upon your revocation, then she's going to be in legal trouble, neck-deep and sinking.