Is there an expiration date for a notarized Power of Attorney document?
Mortgage companies and banks are ridiculous these days. The power of attorney does not "expire" unless the terms of the document state that it...
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Mortgage companies and banks are ridiculous these days. The power of attorney does not "expire" unless the terms of the document state that it...
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Most trusts state or state law dictates what trustees can be compensated. Typically there is an allowable commission on principal (per year) and...
I would start by hiring an attorney. The other things you can do is contact the local county probate court where your mother resided at death -...
If you become aware that she died you are bound to produce or probate the will (you should have a NC attorney advise you). If someone else comes...
You need a lawyer - the bottom line is that if you end up paying the creditors out of the order of priority you can get in trouble (I assume you...
Unfortunately you are probably out of luck. The only thing you might be able to do is contact the local probate court/office to determine if (if...
The answer to that question is probably no. I think it depends on the source of the funds. Sometimes funds are deposited automatically after...
There is no requirement on the length of the document - in fact I've never seen a power of attorney worth anything that is one page when you factor...
As was mentioned, it is possible that the letter is a holographic codicil (a valid handwritten amendment to the existing will)...you need a lawyer....
The other attorneys are correct - if he died with no will and had no spouse or children, his parents would take by law if the insurance policy goes...