Can POA confiscate personal mail and communications?
If your mother is still mentally competent, she could revoke the POA to her son and execute a new POA in favor of someone else. Does your mother...
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If your mother is still mentally competent, she could revoke the POA to her son and execute a new POA in favor of someone else. Does your mother...
This information amplifies what the other attorney answering this question has said. First, if the power of attorney specifically gave the person...
Go to the Register of Wills office in the county where the estate is being probated (where the decedent lived). The executor would have had to file...
Unfortunately, if your father did not appoint a contingent attorney-in-fact on the power that gave you authority over his finances, if you were...
There is no requirement that a will be notarized to be valid; in Pennsylvania, the writing has to be signed by the person making the will and must...
You present several questions, and I can't give you definitive answers without more information, but here are the basics: 1. You say your...
To ensure your signature isn't questioned if you're signing legal documents on your father's behalf, I'd recommend that you sign the document with...
Contracts involve a meeting of the minds, and there has to be an offer and acceptance of the offer. If you accepted the quote before the other...
Notarization has nothing to do with whether a document is binding; it is merely proof that you are who you say you are because you have to produce...
There are local resources you might be able to use to assist your father. The York County Area Agency on Aging has an ombudsman program that could...