Re: Question about Vacation Power of Attorney

August 9, 2011

Call the office. Since you are a client, staff will email to you, or mail to

you if you prefer, the appropriate form as a courtesy. There is an " adult "

version of the Short Term Guardian Declaration, wherein you are delegating not

your parent authority, but now your Guardian of an Adult Disabled Person

authority. It can be used for up to 60 days in a 12 month period. We were able

to get that law extended to Adult Disabled individuals 11 years ago, when my

son, Mitch was 19. We started when he was turning 18 and it took us a year to

get through the house and senate in Springfield.

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From: IPADDUnite [mailto:IPADDUnite ] On Behalf

Of pschwent@...

Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2011 9:20 AM

IPADDUnite

Subject: Question about Vacation Power of Attorney

Does anyone know what we may need to do before leaving our daughter with her

grandparents when we go on a short vacation? In the past we have used a vacation

power of attorney that we got from when he did our Special Needs

Will. Our daughter will be nineteen and we are her legal guardians. Can we still

use the form we did when she was younger, or is there something new we should

use, or do we need anything at all? We will be taking her to Missouri and flying

out from there so I know everyone would feel better if there were no hang ups if

anything medical came up.

Thanks,

Penny S.

August 9, 2011

Thanks , I just called your office and they're getting it out to

me. It's good to know that if anything comes up while we're on a much

needed break that her Grandparents will be legally able to handle it.

Penny Schwent

On 8/9/11 10:22 AM, N Rubin wrote:

>

> Call the office. Since you are a client, staff will email to you, or

> mail to you if you prefer, the appropriate form as a courtesy. There

> is an " adult " version of the Short Term Guardian Declaration, wherein

> you are delegating not your parent authority, but now your Guardian of

> an Adult Disabled Person authority. It can be used for up to 60 days

> in a 12 month period. We were able to get that law extended to Adult

> Disabled individuals 11 years ago, when my son, Mitch was 19. We

> started when he was turning 18 and it took us a year to get through

> the house and senate in Springfield.

>

> Rubin<mailto:BRIAN@... <mailto:BRIAN%40SNFP.NET>> *

>

> [cid:image003.jpg@...

> <mailto:image003.jpg%4001CC567E.3C89BEB0>]<http://www.snfp.net/>

>

> The Law Offices of

> Rubin & Associates

>

> Law practice limited to serving the future & legal planning

> needs of Rubin's fellow Illinois families of children & adults

> with intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, & /or

> mental illness...

>

> (E) brian@... <mailto:brian%40SNFP.net><mailto:brian@...

> <mailto:brian%40SNFP.net>> - (W) www.SNFP.net<http://www.snfp.net/>

> (O) 847-279-7999 - (F) 847-279-0090 - (TF) 866.TO.RUBIN

> Mail: 1110 West Lake Cook Road, Buffalo Grove, Illinois 60089-1997

>

> * President, The Arc of Illinois 2011-2013

> * Member by invitation of SNA, the Special Needs Alliance (web

> site<http://www.specialneedsalliance.org/>). The SNA is the national

> non-profit

> association of experienced " Special Needs Planning " Attorneys.

> Rubin is a member of SNA's Board of Directors.

> * Member of the Special Needs Law Steering Committee of

> NAELA,<http://www.naela.org/>the National Academy of Elder Law

> Attorneys. <http://www.naela.org/>

> * Was a Charter Member of the Academy of Special Needs Planners

> * Has been awarded the dale Hubbell Peer

> Review<http://martindale.com/> Rating of AV Preeminent, the highest

> rating given<http://martindale.com/>.

> * For more information about Rubin, please visit our web

> site<http://www.snfp.net/>.

>

> Notices:

>

> 1. This message does not create an attorney-client relationship, and

> is not legal advice absent such a relationship with the recipient.

> This message may contain confidential information protected by the

> attorney-client and/or work product privilege. The information is only

> for the use of the intended recipient. If you are not such recipient,

> disclosure, copying, distribution or reliance upon this e-mail is

> strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error,

> please notify The Law Offices of Rubin & Associates by e-mail

> and destroy the original message and all copies.

>

> 2. IRS CIRCULAR 230 NOTICE: TO THE EXTENT THAT THIS MESSAGE OR ANY

> ATTACHMENT CONCERNS TAX MATTERS, IT IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED AND

> CANNOT BE USED BY A TAXPAYER FOR THE PURPOSE OF AVOIDING PENALTIES

> THAT MAY BE IMPOSED BY LAW.

>

> 3. Disclaimer Regarding Electronic Signature. If this communication

> concerns negotiation of a contract or agreement, electronic signature

> rules do not apply to this communication: contract formation in this

> matter shall occur only with manually-affixed original signatures on

> original documents. The Signature given hereon is not an electronic

> signature and is provided only for the purposes of providing

> information as to the identity of the sender and for no other

> purpose(s) whatsoever.

>

> From: IPADDUnite <mailto:IPADDUnite%40>

> [mailto:IPADDUnite

> <mailto:IPADDUnite%40>] On Behalf Of

> pschwent@... <mailto:pschwent%40sbcglobal.net>

> Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2011 9:20 AM

> IPADDUnite <mailto:IPADDUnite%40>

> Subject: Question about Vacation Power of Attorney

>

> Does anyone know what we may need to do before leaving our daughter

> with her grandparents when we go on a short vacation? In the past we

> have used a vacation power of attorney that we got from

> when he did our Special Needs Will. Our daughter will be nineteen and

> we are her legal guardians. Can we still use the form we did when she

> was younger, or is there something new we should use, or do we need

> anything at all? We will be taking her to Missouri and flying out from

> there so I know everyone would feel better if there were no hang ups

> if anything medical came up.

>

> Thanks,

> Penny S.

>

August 9, 2011

Our pleasure.