My father had a stroke a few weeks ago, leaving him completely paralyzed. This has made him unable to manage our family finances, which are our only source of income. I’m worried about his treatment and how to keep our business going. What can I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › My father had a stroke a few weeks ago, leaving him completely paralyzed. This has made him unable to manage our family finances, which are our only source of income. I’m worried about his treatment and how to keep our business going. What can I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My father had a stroke a few weeks ago, leaving him completely paralyzed. This has made him unable to manage our family finances, which are our only source of income. I’m worried about his treatment and how to keep our business going. What can I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can apply for a Power of Attorney (POA) for your father, granting you authority to manage his finances and business affairs. Additionally, explore government schemes for disability assistance and financial support for your father’s treatment.

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