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I can continue to assist through text if you like. It is a fairly simple question.

You cannot make the 89 year old set up a will if she does not want to. If she does not have a power of attorney, you also cannot force her to do it against her will.

No lawyer will set up a will against the grantor's consent.

You can call the public guardian and trustee office to see if they are willing to assist. They are a governmental entity and can take over someone's account if they deem it to be necessary. They will only act in the benefit of the person they took over with no regards ***** ***** next of kin or beneficiary.

Her power of attorney cannot make changes to her Will against the grantor's wishes.

She can ask for a record of it from the bank if she is clear-headed. The power of attorney has a fiduciary duty to the grantor, this person can get sued if he is acting against the wishes of the grantor.

She has no bank cards/statements?

You may need to find a lawyer for her. That is very suspicious.

When a property is transfered, the lawfirm or notary that transferred it will be recorded. You should give them a call.

The PGT may not step in if there is a valid power of attorney. However, they can take over if there is truely something wrong.

In addition, it does not cost you any money to contact the PGT, so that is probably the best route at the moment.

As this is a civil recourse, the only thing to do is contact PGT or a lawyer. There are no free way to deal with this aside from the PGT.