VIC Power of Attorney Mischief - What to Do?

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Rod

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There are no certainties in law.

Your uncle appears to know he has done the wrong thing and wants to frighten you off. Based on your information you have a very good chance.

Without hearing from your uncle I can't evaluate how strong his case is going to be. My guess is that he'll say your grandmother verbally approved all the expenditure/gifts.

Having your grandmother declared as having legal capacity will help, especially if she contradicts the uncle's assertions.