My nephew 3 months ago was given guardianship and conservatorship over his father (my brother) who lived in a town in Oregon. Currently my brother is in a VA Hospital where he suffers from mid-stage Alzheimer's for 8 months now. My nephew lives in California -- approximately an 11 hour trip one way between his home and the town in Oregon. My brother has a trailer, truck and several storage units in the town of Oregon where a kind landlord and storage units owner require to have his assets dealt with and rental spaces paid off. The issue is my nephew needs serious help with all his stuff from me and my son in Oregon. No one else can help or will help with such a task. I live in NY state. My question: Is it possible that my nephew, as guardian and conservator pay from his father's checking account balance (monies available), airfare and some lodging costs for us to help my nephew while in Oregon with my brother's stuff? We all think this is a reasonable and justified request using my brother's checking/assets to help my nephew. We are told that courts allow use of the ward's assets/monies to complete court ordered responsibilities. Your thoughts or facts?
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well if the person were talking about has issues with unpaid balances should be taken care of in the family because if someone else has to deal with it like a judge it could affect ones credit raiding can go to collections or be ordered by a judge you have to check available monies and be careful show all reciepts hang on to everything you have that has to do with i don't think a judge would okay all of that money coming out of that account so you have to deal with it behind the scences you have to show why the money is needed and why it needs to be taken out of a account and be dealt with