Mr. Brian P. Hayes is a lawyer practicing wills & living wills, trusts, probate and 10 other areas of law. Brian has been licensed for 27 years. Brian practices at Ferguson, Hayes, Hawkins Demay LLP in Concord, NC.
I felt like he was thorough and listened and gave me an accurate assessment of what to expect. His assistant (Shannon) was also always available and was knowledgeable. I would recommend him to anyone.
He made me feel at ease when talking about this area. He was very helpful and very informative about the laws and how I stood. He walked me through what was going to be done, what I needed to have and where to go to court and what to do there. He was very friendly but very professional.
If you have a family member who has substantial long-term care insurance and the caretaker family member is not the power of attorney, but wants to steal the power of attorney to obtain the long-term care funds for personal gain Brian Hayes is the attorney for you. He has jeopardized the safety of an elderly person to facilitate a sudden power of attorney change - which is elder abuse - to facilitate a caretaker to steal the long-term care funds. All one needs to do is dupe the doctor over at Atrium Health to write a conflicting Medical letter. Mr Hayes will be happy to pretend he is acting in the best interest of the elderly person with dementia, but he is really facilitating the caretaking family member in stealing the long-term care funds by facilitating a sudden power of attorney change for personal gain at the expense of the elderly person. Brian Hayes is not being paid by the elderly person but by the caretaker attempting to steal the power of attorney.
45 Church Street SouthP.O. Box 444Concord, NC 28025U.S.A.
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