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what are in the legal realm of what a care giver can or can not do for an elderly sick parent?

If you are POA you have to act in the best interest of the parent . But that does not mean you have to be the one to do the hands on caregiving or live with them .

Without POA you have no power .

A more detailed question may help get you better answers .
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Reply to waytomisery
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Julzb, we really need more info, is this for a loved one, a job?
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Reply to Anxietynacy
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Big question.

Caregivers should stay within their 'scope of practice' eg keep to caregiving tasks within their training & experience.

Is there a specific duty that needs doing or is causing a problem?

Or is this regarding actual legal issues eg Handlng money, signing or witnessing documents?
Marry their client??
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Reply to Beatty
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To be honest everyone is winging It and doing their best . Most caregivers are Isolated with no Support that's why so many Of us are Burnt Out . Keep asking for advice on this forum and face book has support groups also .
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Reply to KNance72
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You need to be more specific with your question. What is going in that you feel your rights are being compromised.
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