Power Of Attorney

• Edmonton police caution seniors about power-of-attorney theft

  The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is launching a new education campaign to show seniors how to prevent the theft of their power of attorney (POA).

  Crime

  Nov 9, 2023
  
• U.S. woman accused of fatally poisoning her sick friend with eyedrops

  A Wisconsin woman is accused of killing a family friend and stealing $290,000 from her bank accounts.

  Trending

  Jun 8, 2021
  
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• Family struggling to get power of attorney for loved one suffering from Alzheimer’s

  A family struggles to obtain power of attorney for a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's, who is mentally incapacitated and in a long-term care home.

  Canada

  Dec 3, 2020
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• 4 financial resolutions to really get a handle on your money in 2020

  Paying down debt and boosting your savings is important. But you may need more than that to start off the new year the right way.

  Money

  Jan 4, 2020
• Saskatchewan Party MLA Nadine Wilson’s assault case heading to mediation

  According to Wilson's lawyer Mark Brayford, the Crown prosecutor made the mediation request in Saskatoon provincial court on Thursday.

  Crime

  Sep 5, 2019
• Prosecutor reviewing assault allegations involving Sask. Party MLA Nadine Wilson, 87-year-old woman and her son

  A Saskatchewan Party MLA is being accused of assault by the family of her father's wife.

  Crime

  Jun 21, 2019
• 7 bad things that can happen if you don’t have a will — and how to get one for cheap

  With good online options, Canadians are running out of excuses for not having a will.

  Money

  Oct 20, 2018
• N.B. strips real estate agents’ licenses for taking ‘egregious advantage’ of senior

  The commission says documents show that the senior received less than $17,000 in rent payments for the sale of the property that was originally listed at $324,900.

  Canada

  Mar 28, 2018
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• New Brunswick exploring power of attorney reform as group calls for change

  Without power of attorney, New Brunswickers can be left in a legal limbo where families or individuals are left trying to figure out who is in charge. 

  Canada

  Jun 23, 2017
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• How to thwart the growing threat of elder financial abuse

  Financial abuse of the elderly is the second most common abuse of those 55 and older as highlighted by a recent Saskatchewan case.

  Money

  Jun 15, 2017