My mother passed away on October 6th and my father is still living. No one is listed as Power of Attorney, and there is a will.

Legally? Most likely not if he is neither an owner of, nor has signature authority over, the account, in the absence of a power of attorney.

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Can an adult give up their rights and declare themselves a minor?

Generally speaking, no. Once an adult, always an adult.

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This sounds exactly like a question that was asked earlier; the responses you received there apply just as equally here.

Mom died iin 2011 and had money in BOA and I went there but they wont tell me how much and froze it, Its less then 3000

My understanding is that if that account was your mother's only asset, then it might still be possible to use the summary administration procedures...

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There really isn't any way to respond to your question on a general-purpose forum like Avvo. What you're asking for requires specific legal advice...

This is in my private camping club membership contract, could you please explain to me what this means? Maybe an example ?

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