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Douglas Ron Coenson's answer
In the state of Florida, Powers of Attorney documents are governed by Chapter... Posted 24 days ago in Power Of Attorney Hurt, VA
Lauren Morgan Ellerman's answer
Dear sir: I am so sorry you are having to navigate the waters of both cancer,...
Steve Fromm's answer
Assuming your POA is valid, they must talk to you. Ask to immediately talk to... Posted 1 day ago in Power Of Attorney Florida
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
I am sorry for your loss. No power of attorney is valid after a person...
Thomas Michael Bates' answer
I agree with Atty. Brinkmeier. A "power of attorney" is void upon one's death.... Posted about 22 hours ago in Power Of Attorney New Milford, CT
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
If your mother still has the mental capacity to make a decision as to...
Carlos Gonzalez's answer
The only issue potentially arguable would be that of capacity, generally an... Posted about 1 month ago in Power Of Attorney Globe, AZ
Lonnie K McDowell's answer
Generally, the one signed most recently controls in the event of a conflict.... Posted 1 day ago in Power Of Attorney Fort Wayne, IN
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
You can sign a POA so long as you are competent to sign legal documents. Make... Posted 3 days ago in Power Of Attorney Redding, CA
Janet Lee Brewer's answer
If your grandmother is "legally competent", she doesn't lose the right to make... Posted 1 day ago in Power Of Attorney San Antonio, TX Posted 5 days ago in Power Of Attorney Portland, OR
David Hamlin Madden's answer
It depends on a lot of facts that you haven't included in your question. How... Posted 7 days ago in Power Of Attorney Porter, TX
Karen L Brady's answer
You don't indicate whether your parents are capable of executing new legal... Posted 7 days ago in Power Of Attorney Princeton, KY
Janet Lee Brewer's answer
As a general rule, you do not have the right to use your aunt's money for your... Posted 8 days ago in Power Of Attorney Sioux Falls, SD
Steve Fromm's answer
Assuming the DPOA is broadly drafted, you should be able to use it for normal... Posted 11 days ago in Power Of Attorney Columbus, OH
Elizabeth Smith Schmitz's answer
If your mother is not competent you will need to apply to the probate court to...
James Leslie Walker IV's answer
If she has complete dementia, you will likely have to establish a... Posted 8 days ago in Power Of Attorney Yonkers, NY
Ellen A. Victor's answer
The issue here is whether he is unable to speak, or if he doesn't have capacity...
Carlos Gonzalez's answer
The previous response is absolutely correct, it is iimportant to know if he... Posted 12 days ago in Power Of Attorney Valparaiso, IN
Christian Glen Sullivan's answer
It appears that you may be mixing apples and oranges. A Will is a set of... Posted 10 days ago in Power Of Attorney Midland, MI
James P. Frederick's answer
A Power of Attorney is usually the best way for a client to determine their own... Posted 11 days ago in Power Of Attorney Iowa City, IA
Steve Fromm's answer
First, you need to put the nursing home on notice that the POA is fraudulent.... Posted 11 days ago in Power Of Attorney El Paso, TX
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
The executor/executrix of his estate can. Discuss this situation with the... Posted 6 days ago in Power Of Attorney Lake Orion, MI
Gabrielle Christine Roth Pitner's answer
Your best bet would likely be a POA. If she has the mental capacity to...
David A. Sebastian's answer
A guardianship requires a formal court proceeding, whereas a power of attorney... Posted 12 days ago in Power Of Attorney Seattle, WA
Derek W. Jensen's answer
When choosing someone for the attorney-in-fact role, "Are they the best person... |