Is a divorce or legal separation the better course of action for a mother with Alzhei

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wmassie

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My mother has advanced Alzheimer's and is in a memory care facility in AZ. Her second husband has chosen not to be around her because of the disease. He lives in a different state, is elderly and in failing health. They have a pre-nup and have kept their finances separate their entire married life. I have POA and have handled my mother's finances for the past several years. I want to protect my mother from obligations her husband might incur including health care costs that outstrip his ability to pay. Do I need to file a divorce action, or is a legal separation adequate to protect her?
 
Why do you wish to protect your mother's assets from her husband? Their prenuptial agreement will do that. Besides, you have no standing to interfere in their marriage. A POA provides you no ability to tamper with their marriage. Besides, her husband doesn't appear to want any funds from his wife.


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